Independent journalism and community voices, broadcasting since 1993
Stay connected with the Upper Susitna Valley through comprehensive local news coverage, bringing you the stories, events, and updates that matter most to our community.
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly voted to display the Ten Commandments, Magna Carta, the Mayflower Compact, Declaration of Independence, Preambles to the U.S. Constitution, and the Alaska Constitution at Borough facilities.
A proposed resolution for community planning options failed in this week’s Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting. The proposed resolution allowed for three different options that community councils could use to develop
Sunshine Community Health Clinic will bring vaccines to the residents of Trapper Creek in October. On Friday, October 25th, the mobile vaccine clinic will be at the Vitus at Mile
A partnership program designed to protect and restore river habitat on private land has made some significant strides since 2007. Salmon habitat is the overall goal for the program. That
Being prepared for the next big earthquake or just being safe in the backcountry is the goal for this Saturday’s Emergency Preparedness Expo. Mat-Su Borough Emergency Manager Casey Cook says
Driveways constructed on or before August 26th, 2017 are still eligible for a permit fee waiver. At least until September 30th. Driveways that access Borough roads and easements and that
A new private property cleanup program is well underway in the Mat-Su Borough. And so far, it has led to nine property cleanups with more being organized. This new program
Residents in Trapper Creek want slower traffic on the Parks Highway through the community. Especially at the main intersection with Petersville and Susitna River Roads. There is a blinking light
The Mat-Su School Board held their bi-monthly meeting at the Talkeetna Elementary School on Tuesday evening. The meetings are generally held in the lower Valley, which translates to a three-hour
