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At Tuesday night’s Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting, nearly twenty people addressed the assembly regarding rules for commercial marijuana businesses in the borough. Ultimately, the assembly chose to push a decision
Producer’s note: This story is best experienced through the attached audio. Under most circumstances, being trapped in a small room with a countdown clock would be a bit nerve-wracking, but
Each year, new businesses come to Talkeetna. This year, with the passage of Ballot Measure 2 in 2014, one business owner is looking to get in on one of the
Buddy, the “hero dog” that led an Alaska State Trooper to a structure fire in the spring of 2010 has died after a battle with cancer. Ben Heinrichs, Buddy’s owner,
The Mat-Su Borough hopes to begin work on federally funded repairs to Yoder Road and the Talkeetna dike this summer. Both structures were damaged by the Fall 2012 flood.
A Su-Valley student has won the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Voice of Democracy contest for the state of Alaska. Senior Élan Grenier started off by winning the local contest held
Members of the Matanuska Telephone Association throughout the Mat-Su Borough recently received a ballot asking whether the telecom company should be exempt from regulation by the Regulatory Commission of Alaska.
The World Health Organization declared Zika virus a global health emergency this week. Experts believe there is a strong link between the virus and a serious birth defect, but that
The Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman is running a correction regarding a story on the Talkeetna Sewer and Water system that appeared in Sunday’s paper. Matt Tunseth, editor of the Frontiersman, contacted KTNA
