Doug Smith Recounts His Solo Race to Alaska
In March of 2020, at a time when everyone was isolated, Talkeetna resident Doug Smith was also adjusting to life without his wife and sailing partner of 35 years. And
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In March of 2020, at a time when everyone was isolated, Talkeetna resident Doug Smith was also adjusting to life without his wife and sailing partner of 35 years. And
The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for part of Willow and a flood advisory for much of the rest of the Susitna Valley. The flood warning for
Update: A previous version of this story said that the Denali Education Center will provide testing through July. We’ve been informed that testing will go through September. Omicron BA.5, the
After weeks without measurable rainfall, the Northern Susitna Valley has seen days on end of significant precipitation. As a result, local rivers and creeks are rising. As of Tuesday afternoon,
This second installment on the theme of bears has 2 pieces written and read by Kathleen Fleming. The second piece is a story shared by Rollie Ostermick.
What is it like to be a mountaineer in Alaska? Nell: I just wanted to interview you because I’m new to this area, obviously, and I’ve been really fascinated by
The emergency burn closure that went into effect shortly before the July 4th holiday weekend has been lifted. The month of June was the driest recorded in Alaska in over
All four ballot propositions from the Mat-Su Borough’s special election appear poised to pass, according to unofficial results available as of Wednesday. The special election, which was held Tuesday, contained
The Talkeetna Roadhouse supports abortion rights. This Fourth of July, a sign at the bakery window made this clear to patrons. “100% of today’s sales will be given to Planned