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Since taking over as Artistic Director of the Sitka Summer Music Festival, Cellist Zuill Bailey has been making efforts to bring classical music to many far-flung communities across Alaska. He’s traveled
The Festival of Lights is an annual tradition of non-denominational celebration of the winter season. This year’s festival of lights takes place on the winter solstice, and the Arts Council
the Northern Susitna Institute received good news for their bid to purchase the downtown Talkeetna property that they are currently leasing. On December 5th the Rasmuson board of directors awarded NSI
If you missed this week’s Storynory & Mory, you also missed the first installment of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” But don’t worry – you can still listen to the
As local organizations continue to look for ways to support Senior Services in the Valley, one group has a spicy solution. According to the Mat Su Frontiersman, Mat-Su Senior Services
After the cancellation of the Sheep Mountain 150 dog sled race due to lack of snow, Mushers are looking to this weekend’s Alaska Excursion 120 as the early-season tune-up race
On Tuesday representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Administration toured the Northern Susitna Valley to examine flood damage and assess to what extend the Feds could assist in repairs and
The Su Valley Winter Concert starts on Thursday night, the Junior Concert Band and Senior Symphonic Bands will perform a selection of songs, and the Choir will sing arrangements for
Updated 10:45 am 12/12/12 The State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources is looking at a land disposal program in the Trapper Creek Area off Petersville Road. More than 14-thousand
