Su Valley Boys and Girls take second at Crowley Classic
The Su Valley Rams boys and girls teams both placed second in the Crowley Classic Basketball Tournament over the weekend. Both teams took the same path to Saturday’s championship game.
Community Emergency Response Team training coming to Talkeetna area
During and after a disaster, neighbors coming to each other’s aid are a common sight in the Northern Susitna Valley. Training and equipping area residents to do so more effectively
Su Valley Varsity Basketball Teams Place Third in Nenana
By Katie Writer Su Valley High School Boys and Girls Basketball have had a strong season so far. This past weekend, both teams places third at the Nenana Invitational Tournament.
Borough Assembly to consider funds for Talkeetna sewer lagoon work, Yoder Road bridge
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly will take up multiple ordinances pertaining to the Northern Susitna Valley at its February 5th meeting. One ordinance accepts and appropriates a loan of $1.6 million
Troopers report increase in vehicle break-ins between Trapper Creek and Cantwell
Alaska State Troopers say there has been an increase in thefts from vehicles in the pullouts and parking areas between Trapper Creek and Cantwell. The most recent incident reported by
Willow 300 cancelled due to poor trail conditions
The Willow 300 has been cancelled due to deteriorating trail conditions. The announcement came late Tuesday morning on social media. According to a post on the Willow 300 Facebook page,
Willow 300 is a go
The Willow 300 is a go, according to a social media post by race organizers. On Friday, the official Facebook page for the race stated that a decision would be
Two Valley sled dog races canceled, another potentially in jeopardy
A pair of sled dog races has been canceled, and another may be in jeopardy due to poor trail conditions in the Mat-Su Valley. On Wednesday evening, officials for the
Comparing the Nov. 30 earthquake to the Denali Fault earthquake
Since November 30th’s Magnitude 7.0 earthquake, we have been looking at the science of seismic activity with State Seismologist Michael West. Today, West discusses how the November 30th earthquake compares