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Recently, a coalition representing Alaska business owners, policy makers and outdoor recreation advocates announced the formation of an organization called “Friends of West Susitna”. According to the group, they are
The emergency burn closure that went into effect shortly before the July 4th holiday weekend has been lifted. The month of June was the driest recorded in Alaska in over
Upper Susitna Valley residents are uniting to send a clear message to the Alaska State Legislature. Earlier this year, all five area community councils signed a letter, asking the state
The Mat-Su Borough has wrapped up its public outreach efforts regarding the proposed West Susitna Access Road. According to their research, the majority of Mat-Su residents and businesses are not
The Susitna Valley Girls Basketball Team captured fourth place at the state tournament held this weekend in Anchorage. The Lady Rams entered the tournament seeded sixth and faced off against
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly repealed MSB Ordinance 17.68, which had placed regulations on outdoor shooting ranges, at its regularly scheduled meeting this week. The ordinance, passed in 2020, began with
Susitna-Valley Boys and Girls Basketball teams battled with interior conference schools this past weekend in Tok. The Boys team lost two consecutive games in the Region-2 Conference Tournament, knocking them
Numerous Alaskans spoke out against the Mat-Su Borough’s proposed gravel ordinance change this week, leading the Borough Planning Commission to vote against supporting the measure. In December, Assembly Member, Mokie
Area recreational organizations and community councils are reacting to a proposed ordinance change by the Mat-Su Borough Assembly. The change, if adopted, would allow earth extraction activities of up to
