Quilts of Valor Comforts Local Veterans
For a group of local quilters, Veteran’s Day is more than just an annual celebration. The Wasilla-based, Forget-Me-Not Quilters, stitch quilts all year long, in order to comfort and welcome
For a group of local quilters, Veteran’s Day is more than just an annual celebration. The Wasilla-based, Forget-Me-Not Quilters, stitch quilts all year long, in order to comfort and welcome
Talkeetna residents are reimagining the skatepark located just south of the downtown area. A broken ramp and other pieces were recently removed to help envision new features in the old
Note: All election results are currently unofficial. We will report updates as they become available through the Mat-Su Borough and Alaska Division of Elections 10:32 pm – Four precincts have
Thursday, October 31, 2024, 10am – 11am In this episode co-hosts Trisha Costello and Phillip Manning are joined by Doyle Holmes, candidate for Alaska State House District 30 seat, currently
New draft recommendations to protect water bodies are coming to Community Councils and other public groups. The Mat-Su Borough Waterbody Setback Advisory Board finalized their recommendations this week. The draft
Piles of trash and what appeared to be an abandoned RV were noted in the Trapper Creek community group’s Facebook page over the weekend. A few community members cleaned up
The Little Mount Susitna Wind project is moving forward with its plans to add wind energy to the railbelt power sources. At their meeting this week, the Mat-Su Borough Planning
Last year, 19 people died in residential structure fires in Alaska. Those fires cost nearly $47 million in Alaska. That’s according to a resolution from the Dunleavy Administration declaring October
In this episode host Trisha Costello is joined by board members representing three area community councils: Kai Leddy with Talkeetna, Jason Kresge with Trapper Creek and Ned Sparks with Susitna.