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The number of golden eagles that spend summers in Alaska is more than three times the previous estimate, biologists just determined.
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The number of golden eagles that spend summers in Alaska is more than three times the previous estimate, biologists just determined.
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WASILLA— 25 new Alaskan law enforcement officers received their badges during a graduation c…
WASILLA— The American Red Cross of Alaska released a community impact highlighting their var…
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WASILLA — Shops across the Mat-Su Valley participated in Small Business Saturday in various …
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Fifty years ago on Dec. 21, President Richard Nixon signed the Alaska Native Claims Settleme…
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WASILLA — The Wasilla City Council approved COVID-19 relief funding for Wasilla Area Seniors…
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WASILLA — The Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce is trying out a new way to support small b…
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PALMER — The Greater Palmer Chamber of Commerce is working with local businesses to encourag…
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It’s early December and both Halloween and Thanksgiving are behind us. That means we still have Christmas and New Year’s Day to look forward to. And, with Christmas comes the traditional gift exchange we’ve all grown up with.
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The number of golden eagles that spend summers in Alaska is more than three times the previous estimate, biologists just determined.
By the time you read this, Thanksgiving will be over. I hope you had a good day, enjoying a fine meal with family and/or friends, and watching all the football you could manage. This is the time of year when we reflect on all the blessings God has given us and thank Him for being kinder to u…
State parks in the Valley are getting ready to welcome visitors to seasonal trails while cozy public use cabins are booking up, even as temperatures have become decidedly wintery over November.
West Anchorage needed overtime to sneak past Wasilla 2-1 during the final day of the End of the Road Tournament Nov. 20 in Homer.
The Colony Knights scored a team title and a Palmer senior earned an outstanding wrestler honor in the Lancer Smith Memorial, which has become the biggest and toughest prep wrestling tournament in the state.
PALMER — Chanukah is officially underway. The Mat-Su Jewish Center is hosting two community events in Palmer and Wasilla with nightly lightings at public menorahs.
PALMER — A large and dedicated crowd braved below zero temperatures Saturday, Nov. 27 to watch one of the most cherished Palmer traditions, an annual fireworks show hosted by longtime Palmer resident and business owner, Stan Guthrie.
PALMER — A large number of people passed through the Palmer Festival of Books event within the Turkey Red banquet room Nov. 20, picking up free books and listening to stories from the Bright Lights Book Project.
PALMER — The Alaska Vintage Holiday Market and Food Truck Fest drew a large crowd of seasonal shoppers over the first weekend of the annual event at the Alaska State Fair.
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WASILLA— Local musician, John Rodgers recently participated in a question and answer interview to discuss
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WASILLA— Valley Performing Arts Executive Director Garry Forrester recently participated in a question and answer interview to discuss their current show, “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” and the return to live theater.
Now is the time to bring out and switch on the lights. Outside lights, inside lights, candles, torches, flashlights, lanterns….it doesn’t matter. It’s the dark time and lights are a good thing. Celebrate Advent, Chanukah, Count Down, Solstice or wintertime in Alaska. The Fairgrounds has a “B…
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PALMER — The Alaska Vintage Holiday Market and Food Truck Fest drew a large crowd of seasonal shoppers over the first weekend of the annual event at the Alaska State Fair.
PALMER — Santa Claus is coming back to town with all his jolly elves at The Christmas Factory to spread some holiday cheer within the Palmer Fairgrounds.
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State parks in the Valley are getting ready to welcome visitors to seasonal trails while cozy public use cabins are booking up, even as temper…
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With plenty of snow already blanketing the ski trails around Independence Mine in Hatcher Pass, the MatSu Ski Club is kicking off a full seaso…
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