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Childcare centers increase hours with kids over break
Caitlin Skvorc MAT-SU — Childcare workers say they have more time with children — but not necessarily more children — during the
Panda Express opens new location in Wasilla
Brian O'Connor WASILLA — On the first day the new Panda Express opened this month in Wasilla, the line
Cruz named AGDC board chairman
Frontiersman staff PALMER — Palmer’s Dave Cruz has been elected as chairman of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. board of
Holiday season is also planning season
Casey Ressler This time of year is always exciting – the holidays bring with them excitement, good times and cheer. In
Wasilla entrepreneur tackles cold-climate construction
Steven Merritt WASILLA — The science of cold-climate housing continues to evolve in the far north, as builders, engineers and
Business groups discuss bed tax
Brian O'Connor WASILLA — Chambers of commerce and business owners are discussing whether tourists should pay more to stay
Farmer’s and artisan outlets continue to produce despite the season
Steven Merritt WASILLA — With all the bazaars, craft fairs and other holiday shopping options out there this time of year,
Landscaping company lights up the holidays
Steven Merritt WASILLA — More than one frustrated homeowner has probably been there: atop a tall ladder, trying to use a
Popularity of fatbikes continues to rise in the Valley
Steven Merritt WASILLA — Alaskans are good at adapting, some in the duct-tape-and-blue-tarp sort of way, while
Small Business Saturday prime time for local retailers
Caitlin Skvorc MAT-SU — This weekend, small business owners all over the country are expecting to see a few more
Convention and Visitors Bureau hands out awards
Casey Ressler/Mat-Su CVB WASILLA — Six local tourism businesses and organizations were honored for their achievements during the Mat-
Neighbors express concern over planned housing development
Brian O'Connor PALMER — Residents of neighborhood near a planned 88-unit affordable housing complex said they plan to