Troopers: Three dead in Parks Highway crash
On Tuesday night, a crash near Mile 50 of the Parks Highway killed three people, according to Alaska State Troopers. Troopers say 25-year-old Sarah Johnston was driving northbound on the
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Borough Assembly to vote on funding for MV Susitna repairs
At Tuesday’s Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting, assembly members will have before them two ordinances dealing with the MV Susitna, the vessel that was once to be a ferry between the
Upper Valley road conditions downgraded by state
Overnight rain and warmer temperatures have significantly worsened road conditions in the Upper Valley, according to the Department of Transportation. This morning, the State of Alaska classified Mile 52 to
Local aviation business holds Super Cub paint design contest
A local business is holding a contest to see who can come up with the best design for a plane that will be raffled off at next year’s Alaska Airmen’s
Parks Highway crash results in fatality
On Thursday, the Alaska State Troopers reported a fatal crash near Mile 48 of the Parks Highway. According to troopers, the report of the accident came in shortly after 9:00
Snow to give way to mixed precipitation to the south
The Susitna Valley is under a Winter Storm Advisory until 6:00 am on Friday. Total snowfall predicted from the storm is between 12 and 20 inches. As of late Thursday
Winter storm warning to take effect in the Susitna Valley
Warmer temperatures are in the forecast, but so is a hefty helping of snow on Thursday. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the Susitna Valley
Borough Assembly to consider appropriation and reimbursement for repair of MV Susitna
The regular meeting of the Mat-Su Borough Assembly, originally scheduled for Tuesday, has been canceled, and a special meeting has been added for Thursday at 5:00 p.m. The special meeting
Alaska Energy Authority files roadmap for Susitna Dam licensing
Even though the state legislature did not give additional funding to the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project this year, the Alaska Energy Authority has some funds left from previous years. AEA is