Earlier this week, American Rivers released their yearly America’s Most Endangered Rivers list as part of their mission to protect rivers and raise awareness of their importance. Many rivers made … Susitna River ranked eighth most endangered river in America

Repairs to the Talkeetna revetment last fall will cost the Borough more money. According to Mat-Su Borough Public Works Director Tom Adams, the project was rushed to get the maintenance … Talkeetna Revetment Repairs Cost More Than Anticipated

The Matanuska-Susitna Borough adopted a resolution on April 15 asking state and federal agencies to provide Ukrainian refugees with a clear pathway for residency. Over 30 Ukrainian refugees living in … Matanuska-Susitna Borough votes to support a clear pathway for residency for Ukrainian refugees

The Mat-Su Borough Planning Department presented their proposed budget at the Assembly’s special budget meeting this week, including technology improvements completed to date with a focus for continuing those efforts … Technology a Focus for Planning Department

The Mat-Su Borough has applied for an administrative permit to extract gravel from a Borough-owned site located near mile 128 on the Parks Highway.  According to Alaska Department of Transportation … Borough Gravel Pit Will Supply Culvert Project

According to Mat-Su Borough Solid Waste Division Manager Jeff Smith, spring marks the beginning of the busy season at the landfill and transfer stations. And keeping the Borough clean is … Trash Coupons Are Available Now

Mat-Su Borough Assembly members voted to amend a proposed ordinance that would have required five members for all Road Service Area Boards in District 7. RSA Boards are advisory and … Upper Susitna Valley RSA Boards Remain Three Members

In 1992, Mt. Spurr erupted three times, coating many areas in Southcentral Alaska with one-eighth inch of volcanic ash. That eighth inch was enough to ground planes for about eight … Amidst signs of possible eruption, Alaska Volcano Observatory updates Upper Valley residents on Mt. Spurr

Four property owners were victims of thefts last week, totaling about $30,000 in stolen equipment, vehicles, tools, and other items. Alaska Department of Public Safety Communications Director Austin McDaniel says … About $30,000 Stolen in Trapper Creek Thefts