Su Valley Class of 2021 graduates at in-person ceremony
Thirteen students received their diplomas Wednesday evening as the Susitna-Valley Class of 2021 held their graduation at the high school. The event was not open to the general public but
Local art opening focuses on observing impacts of climate change from the air
After a long hiatus the Denali Arts Council is opening its doors to host an in-person, public event. Artist and photographer, Katie Writer will be at the Sheldon Community Arts
After hearing multiple amendments, borough budget deliberations will continue Thursday
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly met Tuesday evening to discuss the proposed 2022 Fiscal Year Budget and to vote on a variety of last-minute amendments. Assembly Member George McKee moved to
Borough Assembly meets at Su Valley ahead of determining budget
Residents of the Upper Susitna Valley spoke to the Mat-Su Borough Assembly on Thursday night in the Su-Valley Jr/Sr High School gymnasium. It was the last of three public meetings
New sewer and water rate structure on the table for Talkeetna
Residents of downtown and East Talkeetna recently received a flyer detailing proposed rate changes to their sewer and water rates. The Talkeetna Sewer and Water Advisory Board is proposing the
Signs of Spring: Sandhill Cranes return to Saunders Sanctuary
For residents of Trapper Creek, nothing signals spring like the sound of Sandhill Cranes. Twice a year the majestic birds visit the Dale Saunders Crane Sanctuary, and last week they
Christiansen Lake Quarry could see changes going forward
Christiansen Lake residents may be getting some relief from the high level of industrial activity that has been happening in their neighborhood during the last four years. In 2017, residents
Virtual Oosik Gets Real
The pandemic has brought the word “virtual” to many of our favorite activities. That usually means sitting at a computer. But for the Denali Nordic Ski club, hosting a virtual
Denali base camp manager prepares to return to the glacier
It’s springtime in Talkeetna, and while most of the town is preparing for summer, one local resident will be wearing her mittens and down clothing for a few more months.