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WASILLA — The Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce held its 2019 Military Appreciation Lunch May 21 to recognize local veterans for their service at the Settler’s Bay Golf Course. […]

WASILLA — Burchell High School and Twindly Bridge Charter were parts of the last wave of Valley seniors to graduate this year, with each school celebrating on Friday. […]

WASILLA — Mat-Su Central School and Wasilla High School graduated on Thursday as the second to last wave of Valley seniors to graduate this year. […]

WASILLA — Drivers of one of the most dangerous roads in the state gathered around maps at the Wasilla Area Seniors, Inc., for a project update on the Knik-Goose Bay Road Thursday evening. […]

WASILLA — Three Mat-Su Valley schools, Colony High School, Su-Valley High School and Valley Pathways, celebrated graduation Wednesday. All started at 7 p.m. and CHS and Pathways both live streamed their graduations from the Curtis D. Menard Sports Center capturing […]

PALMER — With Palmer City Manager Nathan Wallace on his first vacation since taking office and Palmer Mayor Edna DeVries attending the Palmer High School graduation away from the Palmer City Council meeting, the agenda was light during its meeting […]

WASILLA — A new comic book shop is coming to the Valley as one of the select few shops in the state that offer new comics. […]

PALMER — Palmer High School graduated 163 students on Tuesday night at Palmer High School. […]

Alaska producers are increasingly optimistic about new discoveries on the North Slope and feel they can boost production by at least 200,000 barrels per day in the next few years, more than offsetting the decline of older fields that ar […]

WASILLA — On Tuesday, Mat-Su Career and Technical High School and Redington Junior/Senior High School seniors celebrated their graduations, the former at the Curtis D. Menard Center and the latter at their own school. Both schools’ graduates expressed bittersweet emotions, […]

On May 21, 2019, the Anchorage Assembly adopted the Anchorage Climate Action Plan and joined over 7000 other communities in taking an active stand in the future of Climate Change Mitigation. […]

Not all oil wells drilled on the North Slope are gushers. Often there’s bad luck. […]

Recurring Them […]

On 5/21/19 around 8:15 a.m., staff at West High School (1700 Hillcrest Drive) notified School Resource Officers (SRO) about a threatening social media post. The threat was directed towards a teacher, not the school. An SRO investigated the threat, identified […]

If you are dealing with a major redesign of the most complex portion of state government in Alaska, it would make sense to avoid the quick-and-dirty brand of consultant report, while making sure that all the relevant questions are asked […]

by Ceezar Martinson […]

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Alaska District is extending the public comment period an additional 30-days for the Pebble Limited Partnership draft environmental impact statement. […]

Alaskans Together for Equality (Alaskans Together), Alaska’s largest member-based statewide lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization issued the following statement today from board president Elias Rojas in response to the passage of H.R. 5, the Equality […]

Alaska producers are increasingly optimistic about new discoveries on the North Slope and feel they can boost production by at least 200,000 barrels per day in the next few years, more than offsetting the decline of older fields that ar […]

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