PALMER — At a joint meeting of the Mat-Su Borough Assembly and Mat-Su Borough School District School Board, Dr. Sarah Welton was honored for her 18 years of service on the School Board and her lifetime of dedication to education in the Valley.
PALMER — At a joint meeting of the Mat-Su Borough Assembly and Mat-Su Borough School District School Board, Dr. Sarah Welton was honored for her 18 years of service on the School Board and her lifetime of dedication to education in the Valley.
WASILLA — Larson Elementary School recently announced the sudden and tra…
There are over 1,000 all-electric autos in Alaska according to estimates…
MAT-SU — While there are no state or national elections occurring this f…
Latest
- Superintendent presents survey results to joint meeting of Assembly and School Board
- Palmer to conduct two separate open meetings act violation investigations
- Battle of the Businesses
- Alaska records most daily COVID cases amid healthcare strain
- Legislators back to Juneau Oct. 1 for renewed try at fiscal plan
- Alaska Housing accepting applications for pandemic rental relief
- Alaska's largest hospital implements crisis care standards
- Alaska governor will let stand dividend lawmakers passed
- Wasilla returns to mask requirement in city buildings
- Over half of Mat-Su schools have mask requirements
- Mat-Su first responders gather at station 6-1 on 20th anniversary of 9/11 to remember fallen heroes
- Alaska Army National Guard soldier reflects on her 9/11 experience
- Alaska special session nears end with unresolved debates
- Alaska’s metal mines do well, despite pandemic
- Valley American Legion posts honor lives lost on 9/11 during 20th anniversary
- Survey: Rental prices up, vacancy rates down in Alaska
- Alaska dividend unsettled as special session nears end
- Alaska lawmaker suspended by airline seeks Senate excusal
- Pandemic bill passes Alaska Senate in second vote
- Palmer council to investigate alleged open meetings violations
- Matthew in the middle: Beck joins race for Borough Mayor
- Landfill fee decreases fail Assembly again
- Wasilla Primrose named Community of the Year
- COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to rise statewide
- More Valley schools close due to COVID-19
- EPA seeks to restart process that could restrict Alaska mine
- Interior Department to reassess land plan for North Slope petroleum reserve; existing projects not affected
- Assembly accepts Federal funding for Port pile sleeves
- Alaska National Guard Soldier reflects on her 9/11 experience
- Mat-Su Opioid Task Force founding member receives First Lady Volunteer of the Year Award