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The state Legislature is more than halfway through its 121-day 2025 session in Juneau and bills introduced by Mat-Su legislators are being considered in committees.
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The state Legislature is more than halfway through its 121-day 2025 session in Juneau and bills introduced by Mat-Su legislators are being considered in committees.
- Alaska can’t afford these health care bills
- Alaska House bill raises concerns about transparency, necessity of the trafficking council
- Paying your fair share
- The Faith of a Mustard Seed
- Alaska House votes to ease new accountants’ path to a job
- Groups hosting remembrance ceremony Saturday to mark the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War
- Alaska legislators look to savings account for deficit fix
- New state Tuition Reimbursement Program expands education opportunities for servicemembers
- VA honors Native American Veterans’ service with Native American Direct Loan program
- VALife marks two years, now offers full coverage
The national unemployment rates hover around 4.4%, according to the Alaska Department of Labor and Statistics, r…
During the Superintendent Update at the March 19 Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District (MSBSD) school board …
Heading into her final season of high school basketball, Hallie Clark was already a state player of the year and…
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New Mat-Su Central School prepares for ribbon cutting
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Anchorage lawmaker seeks to boost Alaska early education funding
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Mat-Su Employer Expo offers connection, opportunities for job seekers
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Mat-Su lawmakers’ bills now active in Legislature
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Gram’s Garden: Growing a family business in the community
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Mat-Su police blotter
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Paying your fair share
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Alaska can’t afford these health care bills
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MY House annual meeting highlights new construction, programs
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Animal populations around the state
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The state Legislature is more than halfway through its 121-day 2025 session in Juneau and bi…
Each year, MY House staff, supporters, and other community members come out to look back at …
The new Mat-Su Central School (MSCS) is days away from the official ribbon cutting, and whil…
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The national unemployment rates hover around 4.4%, according to the Alaska Department of Lab…
Gram’s Garden is carrying on a legacy of gardening in Alaska. The grand opening of their gre…
One local chef is stepping into the spotlight this month with a special dinner designed to s…
State legislators in Juneau are struggling with how to fill huge budget deficits that could …
One Sutton man is dead and another is in custody following an hours-long stretch that includ…
During the March 18 meeting of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough (MSB) Assembly, a proposed ordi…
Just a week after approving the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, the Matanuska-Susitna B…
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After an extensive search, the Mat-Su Health Foundation (MSHF) announced that they have sele…
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Following a recent rejection of a ballot initiative that would have let Houston voters have …
Alaska Addiction Rehabilitation Services, Inc. (AARS) broke ground on a $12 million, 26-bed …
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Funding and budgets for the school district was the subject of discussion during both the Ma…
The eighth-seeded West Anchorage Eagles put some late pressure on Colony. But the top-seeded…
A final report by the Mat-Su Borough’s Waterbody Setback Advisory Board was turned into the …
Alaska will remain one of two states without a cabinet-level Department of Agriculture, at l…
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A commuter plane that crashed on sea ice off Alaska, killing all 10 pe…
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For the first time in the program’s history, the Colony High School JROTC program sent two t…
Palmer High School was placed on a brief lockdown Tuesday morning as authorities responded t…
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Each year, MY House staff, supporters, and other community members come out to look back at …
The new Mat-Su Central School (MSCS) is days away from the official ribbon cutting, and whil…
Gram’s Garden is carrying on a legacy of gardening in Alaska. The grand opening of their gre…
One local chef is stepping into the spotlight this month with a special dinner designed to s…
From a wildlife and fisheries perspective, we’re not doing all that well in Alaska right now. ADF&G says we probably won’t see catchable king salmon numbers for another decade or so. Coho salmon returning numbers are notoriously hard to predict but have been below normal for the last few…
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Heading into her final season of high school basketball, Hallie Clark was already a state player of the year and a two-time first-team all-state selection. But the Colony High senior star continued to find ways to get better. And in March, Clark enjoyed the best month of her hoops career.
Dane Baker, one of the seven rookies to finish in the 2025 Iditarod, earned his veteran status after pulling into Nome on Monday March 17 at 1:35 a.m., after spending over 13 and a half days on the trail. Baker now joins “the club” of Iditarod finishers on the longest trail in Iditarod histo…
The Mat-Su Miners will call Hermon Brothers Field home for at least five more years.
I guess you can say I’m on a roll at the moment. Or to be more accurate, the Alaska Legislature is on a roll. For the last couple of weeks, I’ve talked about pending legislation which could be detrimental to Alaskan gun owners, depending on the wording of the respective bills.
Each year, MY House staff, supporters, and other community members come out to look back at the progress being made and the plans for the upcoming year. This year was no exception as updates included many milestones and new projects to come.
Gram’s Garden is carrying on a legacy of gardening in Alaska. The grand opening of their greenhouse in Palmer across from the Alaska State Fairgrounds is Friday, May 2 through Sunday, May 4.
One local chef is stepping into the spotlight this month with a special dinner designed to showcase her talents and culinary creativity.
Palmer Paths—I love walking in downtown Palmer. My dogs often choose the route and path of their choice. But they know I will need to stop and write down some notes, pick up a leaf, take a picture or study a spot frequently.
An innovative new outdoor rehabilitation program aimed at Mat-Su veterans and their families is in its third month of operation.
The Wasilla Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Nonprofit of the Year is continuing its commitment to the community in 2025.
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The drama is getting into gear at Colony High School as the Drama Club makes their final preparations for the spring production, “Hadestown.”
The final Alaska State Fair parade was held in downtown Palmer Saturday, Aug. 17.
Seims Theater Productions is putting on a local adaption of “The Pirates of Penzance” at the Glenn Massay Theater starting Friday, August 16.
From a wildlife and fisheries perspective, we’re not doing all that well in Alaska right now. ADF&G says we probably won’t see catchable k…
My wife and I were surprised to see how many people were out ice fishing on Kepler and Bradley Lakes when we drove past this weekend. There we…
I guess you can say I’m on a roll at the moment. Or to be more accurate, the Alaska Legislature is on a roll. For the last couple of weeks, I’…
Having spent two days in a row shoveling our driveway and parking pad, I can attest that winter is back, and so are more solid and drier ice c…