Mat-Su School Superintendent Resigns
After a sudden resignation, Alaska’s second largest school district finds itself in need of a permanent superintendent for the second time in under a year. Yesterday afternoon, the Mat-Su Borough
Valley Coalition, Mat-Su Borough Partner to Keep Waste out of Landfills
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Correction: The original headline for this story stated that the Zero Waste Coalition is planning the upcoming roundtable. In fact, the Mat-Su Borough is hosting
Troopers seek information about Willow burglary
The Alaska State Troopers are asking for the public’s help with information regarding a burglary in Willow. Troopers say a 36-year-old Willow woman reported the burglary around 5:30 on Friday
Borough To Begin Budget Process on Tuesday
The Mat-Su Borough’s budget process is about to get underway, and following along may be easier than in years past. At 1:00 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly will hear
Mat-Su Assembly Approves Expansion of Talkeetna Community Council Area
Correction: A previous version of the story incorrectly stated that the expansion incorporated the entirety of the Greater Talkeetna Road Service Area. A significant portion of the GTRSA lies within
Local Trail Expertise Helps Make the Oosik a Success
by: Katie Writer – KTNA The 2017 Oosik Classic Ski Race and Tour has concluded, and hundreds of skiers from the Upper Valley and elsewhere have returned to their lives.
2017 Oosik Classic Ski Race and Tour Results
This year, the Oosik Classic Ski Race and Tour saw exceptional weather and more than 650 total participants. Results for this year’s Oosik are divided into men’s and women’s division
Trapper Creek Cabin Fever Reliever Ski Race Results
This story was submitted by Kathy Ernst. The day dawned cloudy but became sunny and beautiful by afternoon. The ski trail was well groomed and fast (2.5 kilometers). There
Alaska Senate Votes to Use Permanent Fund Earnings for Government Over Valley Senators' Objection
A bill that would impact how Alaskans receive Permanent Fund Dividends passed the Alaska Senate on Wednesday over the objection of Democrats and a handful of Republicans, including Senator Mike