The Legislature is moving along like clockwork in its work on the state budget. Last Thursday, April 25, the Senate Finance Committee voted its version of the state operating budget out of committee, setting the stage for an expected approval by the full 20-member Senate.
The Legislature is moving along like clockwork in its work on the state budget. Last Thursday, April 25, the Senate Finance Committee voted its version of the state operating budget out of committee, setting the stage for an expected approval by the full 20-member Senate.
Celebrate the The Frontiersman Male and Female Student Athlete of the Year with The Frontiersman staff and the Mat-Su Sea Hawkers during a live event for the first time since the pandemic. During the awards dinner, we'll also honor a boys Coach of the Year and a girls Coach of the Year!
Quality healthcare is something we all expect and appreciate; however, there are those nurses who go above and beyond. Let's celebrate National Nurses Week, May 6-12! Nominate the nursing professional that you think deserves the title of 2024 Amazing Nurse. Submit a photo and a brief note about why your nominee is deserving! The submission deadline is April 19, and the voting phase is April 20-26.
The Alaska Department of Education and Early Development (DEED) announced the release of the 2022-2023 Alaska System of Academic Readiness (AK STAR) and Alaska Science assessment results on April 17.
A local teen is now in custody and is facing charges in a case that involved a homicide at a Wasilla movie theater on April 12, the Wasilla Police Department said in an update released Monday afternoon.
Boman Marks scattered four hits and one earned run over six innings to lead the Colony Knights to a 6-1 win over rival Wasilla Monday evening at Wasilla High ASchool.
I think we’re past the spring gun show season now. I’ve been told the next area gun show won’t be until this coming fall. Based on my memory, which is less reliable every year, the timing sounds about right. With the snow finally melting, folks have other things to do than wander around a gun show.
The only licensed, nonprofit child-care organization in the upper Susitna Valley is growing – and filling a growing need in the process. Established in 2004, Sunshine Station Child Care Center serves the 5,300 residents of the area around Talkeetna. Its target audience is working families wi…
