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The Mat-Su School Board heard extensive public testimony on the subject of mask wearing at its regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday evening. Students, parents and medical professionals expressed their opinions during
Last month, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved spending more than five million dollars in relief funding from the federal American Rescue Plan, and some of that money will be coming
As Alaska continues to set hospitalization records for COVID-19, vaccination rates are slowly rising in the Mat-Su, though still lag significantly behind the state average. According to the most recent
Some schools in the Mat-Su Valley are grappling with outbreaks of COVID-19 just two weeks into the new semester. The district reported 181 cases over the previous seven days on
The slate of candidates for the Mat-Su Borough’s November election is set, including borough mayor and the assembly district that includes the Northern Susitna Valley. In the mayoral race, current
This story by Iver Arnegard ponders what kinds of people pick up hitchhikers and the value of being a good listener.
On Wednesday the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reported 103 people identified with Covid 19 in the Mat-Su Borough. Most of those cases were in Palmer and Wasilla,
Today, the wait for safe drinking water in the Trapper Creek area officially ends. The board of Trapper Creek Community Services and officials from the Mat-Su Borough will cut a
The Mat-Su Borough has reported its highest day for new cases of COVID-19 in almost five months. Wednesday’s new cases in the borough totaled ninety-four. That is the most in
