Humdinger’s Pizza Company owner Gordan Fletcher has been overseeing his coveted restaurant from afar for the last year. He said that his staff’s tireless efforts and ingenuity has ke…

WASILLA — Last Frontier Axe Company officially debuted as the Valley’s first axe throwing facility with a ribbon cutting ceremony held by the Wasilla mayor and other city officials Feb. 5.

PALMER — Fireside Books has successfully navigated through the pandemic over the last year, adapting their services and maintaining their connections to the community due in large pa…

PALMER — There’s a new dance group holding classes and social events in downtown Palmer. Ivan Keene said his group, AK East Coast Swing, has picked up momentum over the last few mont…

PALMER — Philly’s Best Phillys in downtown Wasilla closed down earlier this month. This has no bearing on the unaffiliated restaurant in Palmer called Alaska’s Best Phillys. That’s w…

WASILLA — The co-op owners of the Wagon Wheel Marketplace are happy to keep doing what they love thanks to the support of the community.

PALMER — As the vaccine for COVID-19 is administered all over Alaska, local businesses are still functioning in the midst of a pandemic, and finding new ways to connect with customers.

PALMER — Something squatchy has been lurking in the shadows at the intersection of South Colony Way and West Geranium Avenue in Palmer.

Oil explorers have returned to the site where the North Slope’s first oil discovery was made, in 1945.

WASILLA — Stan Mitchell and his wife Trudi recently opened the doors to their new antiques and collectables shop, The Estate Sale.

WASILLA — GG Mac owner Anna Gaines opened her small business during an interesting year.

WASILLA — Matanuska Telephone Association has moved it’s Wasilla location to The Shoppes at Sun Mountain, just a short distance from their old location in the Target shopping center …

WASILLA — The Palmer Bar and Grill is kicking off 2021 with live music performed by The Acoustic Oosik during their New Year’s Eve celebration Thursday evening.

WASILLA — Tracy Lorentz opened the doors to her first brick and mortar business, Tracy’s Treasures to the public Friday, Dec. 11.

WASILLA— Aegis Comics of Alaska is currently raising funds to expand and relocate its establishment to the bottom floor of the Larson Building in downtown Wasilla.