Su-Valley Teams Shine at Crowley Classic
The Susitna Valley Boys basketball team won top honors at the annual Crowley Classic basketball tournament, held last weekend at Su-Valley High School. The Rams beat Huslia in their first
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Su-Valley's Hot Rod Club Revives Old Cars
In an era where public school activities are struggling due to significant funding cuts, Susitna-Valley teacher, Levi Lanning, has bucked the trend. Lanning donates his time, instructing students on how
Talkeetna Library Path to be Discussed at Assembly Meeting
For several years, the Talkeetna Community Council and local residents have requested improved pedestrian access to the public library. The Mat-Su Borough Assembly will introduce an ordinance to begin planning
Ice Sculptures Create a Winter Wonderland
The 5th Annual Talkeetna Ice Festival inspired people of all ages to get outside for a variety of lively events last week. The Festival, sponsored by the Denali Arts Council,
CERT Training for Upper Valley Residents
The Mat-Su Borough’s Community Emergency Response Team, or CERT, introductory training is coming up in mid-March at the Upper Susitna Community and Senior Center. Talon Boeve with the Borough’s Office
Borough to Discuss Pipeline and Potential Revenue
Alaska’s proposed 806-mile natural gas pipeline will follow the Parks Highway for a large portion of its run. With 180 miles traversing through the Mat-Su Borough, the pipeline will stay
New Features Help Mat-Su Parks Visitors
New interactive websites and ways to pay at Mat-Su Borough Parks will help visitors plan their trips. Public access to lakes is a regular request for Borough staff, according to
M.U.T.T. Hosts the 3rd Annual Rich Crain Classic
Local residents and their dogs gathered together to bike, run and skijor together as part of the 3rd annual Rich Crain Classic last weekend. The event was hosted by an
Proposed Ordinance to Remove Books is Withdrawn from Assembly Agenda
After public pushback ahead of this week’s Assembly meeting, Mat-Su Borough District 1 Assemblymember Michael Bowles withdrew his proposed ordinance that would further regulate library materials. The ordinance would have