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Holding signs for drivers to see, some Talkeetna residents gathered outside Village Park to protest various actions of the Trump administration this past Saturday. The demonstration was one of the
Earlier this week, American Rivers released their yearly America’s Most Endangered Rivers list as part of their mission to protect rivers and raise awareness of their importance. Many rivers made
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough adopted a resolution on April 15 asking state and federal agencies to provide Ukrainian refugees with a clear pathway for residency. Over 30 Ukrainian refugees living in
Two months after the Borough’s Library Citizens Advisory Committee, or LCAC, decided to review Anne Frank’s Diary: The Graphic Adaptation, Community Development Director Jillian Morrissey announced the book will be
By Amy Bushatz on Apr 11, 2025 PALMER — Mat-Su property owners can expect slightly higher tax bills under a proposed Matanuska-Susitna Borough budget that goes before the Borough Assembly
Earlier this year, the Mat-Su Borough hired consulting firm Rose Group International to develop a strategic plan for its five public libraries. Strategic planning typically occurs every five years and
More than thirty protesters gathered outside the Talkeetna post office Saturday morning, carrying homemade signs and a large banner emblazoned with the words “Hands Off.” Demonstrators marched up and down
At the beginning of March, the layoff of the Denali National Park and Preserve Education Manager led to the cancellation of two of the Denali Education Center’s summer programs: the
After seventeen months of construction, the new Mat-Su Central facility nears completion. The new facility’s ribbon cutting ceremony will take place April 4th, 2025. According to Matanuska-Susitna School District Superintendent
