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After Leslie Bush’s son, Mekhi, experienced an anaphylactic reaction to a routine childhood vaccine, she was hesitant to vaccinate her son against COVID-19. After consulting with a physician, she made
In addition to the borough’s elections on Tuesday, voters living within the Talkeetna Community Council boundaries voted for four council board members. While all four candidates running were guaranteed a
Updated story as of 1:00 pm on November 3rd, 2021: Unofficial borough election results Tuesday was Election Day in the Mat-Su Borough, and the assembly seat that represents the Northern
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) Board of Directors voted to accept $8.5 million from the State of Alaska this week. The money is intended to support a
Election Day in the Mat-Su is Tuesday, November 2nd. There are three assembly seats, two school board seats, and the borough mayor on the ballot. One of those assembly seats
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Matthew Beck, former Mat-Su Borough Assembly Member and current candidate for Mat-Su Borough Mayor. They talked about issues
Talkeetna Elementary School is temporarily closing its doors due to COVID-19. According to the Mat-Su Borough School District’s website, the building is closing due to outbreaks, staff absences, and substitute
The race for Mat-Su Borough Mayor is back to three candidates, as former Wasilla Mayor Bert Cottle announced he is resuming his campaign. Cottle announced on Facebook in late September
This SDS Kathleen Fleming talks about the various cycles of the Moon, and the human propensity to see an image in the light and dark patterns on its surface.
