Su Valley off to winning start at Tri-Valley Tournament
Both Su Valley basketball teams got off to winning starts at a tournament at Tri-Valley yesterday, with both the boys and girls teams winning their first games. The girls play
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Both Su Valley basketball teams got off to winning starts at a tournament at Tri-Valley yesterday, with both the boys and girls teams winning their first games. The girls play
Twenty-five million dollars has been set aside for repair work to address landslide issues with the Park Road in Denali National Park and Preserve. The area known as Pretty Rocks,
The second session of the 32nd Alaska Legislature begins next Tuesday. Each year, senators and representatives have the opportunity to file bills and resolutions in advance of the session. Both
The Omicron variant of the virus that COVID-19 has taken over as the dominant strain in the United States. As with each previous variant, it changes the landscape of the
Last year, following the tumultuous departure of its CEO and Medical Director, Sunshine Community Health Center’s new leadership team took on the operation of the organization’s three clinics. KTNA’s Phillip
Life is gradually returning to normal following the New Year’s weekend wind storm in the Mat-Su, but more windy weather could be on the way for the Lower Valley. As
As of Wednesday afternoon, the vast majority of power outages from the wind storm over New Year’s weekend had been restored by Matanuska Electric Association, though some small outages remain
Update from Borough Assembly meeting: Last night, Mat-Su Borough staff as well as Matanuska Electric Association provided an update to the borough assembly on the winter storm. Jennifer Castro with
The new year in the Susitna Valley started with a severe wind storm that caused power outages that lasted for multiple days in some areas. Beginning early on New Year’s