Remote Learning Abandoned by MSBSD
The icy weather that closed Mat-Su Valley schools this week might add extra school days to the school calendar, due to a recent policy change. When Covid-19 closed schools … Remote Learning Abandoned by MSBSD
The icy weather that closed Mat-Su Valley schools this week might add extra school days to the school calendar, due to a recent policy change. When Covid-19 closed schools … Remote Learning Abandoned by MSBSD
Susitna Valley High School wrestlers fought well last weekend at the annual Homer Rumble tournament. Sawyer Love brought home the 1st place medal in the 125 pound category. Violet Cole … Su-Valley Wrestlers Win at Homer Rumble Tournament
For a group of local quilters, Veteran’s Day is more than just an annual celebration. The Wasilla-based, Forget-Me-Not Quilters, stitch quilts all year long, in order to comfort and welcome … Quilts of Valor Comforts Local Veterans
Longtime Talkeetna resident, Melis Coady, took the helm of The Susitna River Coalition on August 1st. Coady has worked as the Director of the Alaska Avalanche School for past eight … Susitna River Coalition is Under New Leadership
When Sarah Ann Loreth of Talkeetna-based K2 Aviation posted informational history online about one of their current aircraft, she had no way of knowing what opportunity that simple post would … K2 Reunites US Army Pilots with the Airplane they Flew in Vietnam
Beginning Monday, September 9, 2024, Su-Valley Jr/Sr High School will be a cellphone-free space for students during the school day. Parents were informed of the policy change earlier this week … Su Valley Will be “Cellphone Free” This School Year
Local nonprofit, Friends of the Talkeetna Library, was one of three Alaskan groups to be presented with a CLIA award this past weekend. CLIA stands for “Contributions to Literacy in … Friends of the Talkeetna Library Win a Literary Award
For Alaskan Anglers in the Susitna Valley, July 13th was once a notable day. July 13th used to mark the end of King Salmon fishing season each year. But emergency … Dwindling King Salmon on Local Rivers Lead to Speculation on Fishery’s Future
For three Japanese climbers, their Alaska dream seemed to end the day they landed in Anchorage. The climbers, known as Subaru, Genya and Tora, had three backpacks full of mountaineering … Alaskan Climbers come through for team whose gear was stolen