The local non-profits receive JSFC/BP Challenge grant
Three Talkeetna non-profit organizations are about to receive grants from the Jessica Stevens Community Foundation through the BP Mat-Su Valley Challenge grant.
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Three Talkeetna non-profit organizations are about to receive grants from the Jessica Stevens Community Foundation through the BP Mat-Su Valley Challenge grant.
Investigators with the Mat Su Narcotics Unit, Alaska Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Enforcement, as well as Alaska State Troopers made an arrest at a house on I Street in
[slideshow id=15] Photos by Diana Haecker The big move to the new Su Valley High School is ongoing. While movers have cleaned out the portables and moved boxes into the
The residents that endured flooding last month on Hatcher Pass Road, near Willow, are now able to use Borough roads to get back to their homes.
Lieutenant Colonel Marc Hoffmeister of Eagle River has been awarded a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year award for his climb on Denali this summer.
Twenty-two mushers and nine skijorers showed up from Anchorage, Homer, Seward, Willow and Talkeetna to participate in Montana Creek Dog Mushers third point race event of the season.
The National Weater Service has issued a storm watch for Talkeetna, Trapper Creek and Willow until Sunday evening. Snow accumulations may be between 4 and 8 inches and travel could
On their last day of school before the Christmas break, Su Valley Junior and Senior High School students left their temporary class rooms in the portables and are preparing to
The Talkeetna Bachelor Society has made a decent amount of money during their annual bachelor auction two weeks ago and is now looking to spend it locally on good causes.