Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
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Austin joins Legacy Group Wasilla’s Debra Austin has joined the Legacy Group as a Senior Registered Client Associate. Austin
Beer booming in the Mat-Su
By Caitlin Skvorc MAT-SU — With two new breweries in the works in the Palmer-Wasilla area, the Valley is
A taste of Tuscany
By Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — The proof is in the pasta — and olive oil, and chocolate — at Anzilotti’s Tuscan Market.
Junior livestock auction is big business for 4-H participants
PALMER — What do you use to wash a sheep? Woolite, of course. Secrets of animal washing are just one of
Borough mayor vetoes tax on vapes, e-cigs
By Brian O'Connor PALMER — Mat-Su Borough Assembly members and the public will get a second chance to
State Fair is big business in Palmer
By Brian O'Connor PALMER — With the Alaska State Fair already underway, some local businesses delivered a mixed review
Community shines during fire response
By Casey Ressler/Mat-Su Convention and Visitors Bureau With temperatures sweltering in the 80s earlier this June, most Alaskans
Job Corps graduates receive high praise
By Brian O'Connor PALMER — It’s official. The have been read into the record of congressional proceedings; they
Sheep Mountain Lodge gets new owners
By Caitlin Skvorc GLACIER VIEW — Longtime Sheep Mountain Lodge owners Zack and Anjanette Steer have turned over the business to
Local Alaska Cab karaoke vans a sound success
By Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — If you like singing karaoke, chances are you’ll agree with Alaska Cab-Valley owner Corky
Bluegrass festival, barter fair to christen new Willow amphitheater
WILLOW — Scot Dunnachie has a big dream for a 70-acre parcel of property off Sockeye Avenue. Next weekend people
Berberich to retire from MTA after 40 years
PALMER — The longtime head of Matanuska Telephone Association retired Friday. A Palmer High School graduate and Chief Executive Officer Greg