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By Chris Klint & Phillip Manning, Alaska Public Media/KTNA -December 21, 2022 The winter solstice may be short on sunlight, but Alaskans saw a different kind of illumination Wednesday from a
The 2023 Iditarod will have thirty-four mushers competing for the top prize. Nine of those mushers are rookies. Though the number of mushers is pared down from previous years, there
This Susitna Writer’s Voice features 2 pieces from Ruth Wood in the spirit of the holidays. A story of Friends Making Cookies and a poem “A Simple Gift from Julia”
Four Alaska projects received grant funding through the US Department of Agriculture’s Rural Energy for America program. All the projects selected in Alaska will fund solar systems. The grant program
The Susitna Basin Recreation Rivers Plan was first adopted in 1991 and is undergoing a revision. An Advisory Board appointed by Governor Dunleavy consists of 13 members representing a variety
Multiple funding sources have paved the way for electric vehicle charging stations to be installed in the Mat-Su Borough over the next five years. The Alaska Energy Authority, or AEA,
This Susitna Writer’s Voice is a collection from various writers based on the theme of Wood Stoves: tips, tricks and mishaps. Part 2 on this theme features pieces by Kathleen
A foot or more of snow has fallen in much of the Mat-Su since the beginning of this week. According to the National Weather Service’s snow depth gauges, twelve inches
The next Susitna Writer’s Voice is a collection from various writers based on the theme of Wood Stoves: tips, tricks and mishaps. Part 1 features contributions from Kathleen Fleming, Corinne
