Snowmachine Trail opens from Big Lake to DSP
A snowmachine trail from Big Lake to the edge of Denali State Park opens March 14th. The Susitna Corridor Trail Project, unofficially called the Su Valley winter trail, will be
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Allison takes Junior Iditarod Sportsmanship Award
Charlie Allison of Talkeetna took tenth place in the Junior Iditarod this past weekend. Cain Carter, stepson of Lance Mackey, placed first by a large margin and Travis Beals of
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Stevens Foundation to start Mat Su Challenge next month
The Jessica Stevens Foundation is one of 7 community foundations throughout Alaska to become part of the community asset building initiative. The Foundation has been so successful at fundraising that
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Denali State Park SpUD team continues slow progress
The Denali State Park Special Use District planning team met Wednesday night without finalizing any of the SPUD revisions. Eileen Probasco, planning manager at the Mat Su Borough, says that
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Postal rates to increase
Postal rates are increasing on May 11th. Rates for a regular letter will increase from 42 cents to 44 cents. Postcards rates will increase just one cent. Flat rate boxes went up
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Busy weekend ahead for Su Valley youth
This coming weekend is a big one for Upper Valley youth. A team of high school students is traveling to Anchorage tonight to participate the next 3 days in the
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First winter ascent goes into Hall of Fame
Talkeetna resident Dave Johnston is just one of those to be inducted into the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame tonight in Anchorage. The inductees include Red Boucher, Alaska basketball pioneer;
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Twister Creek restaurant bogged down in code compliance
Recent activity and various contractor trucks outside the old Tanners grocery and coffee cabin on main street in Talkeetna has heads turning and people wondering exactly what is happening. Download
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Warm storage facility construction on the move
For the last several days, residents in east Talkeetna have watched dump trucks filled with tree branches and soil, called overburden, headed to the Beaver Road gravel pit.
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