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Page 2 Thu. Oct. 8: Lot’s Happenin’
Mat-Su Planning for Transportation hosts an open house today from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the new Gateway Visitor Center off of the Glenn…
Page 2 Wed. Oct. 7:Flip the Script Draws 200-plus Mat-Su Voters on Sunday
Voters and candidates gathered at the Glenn Massay Theater this past Sunday afternoon for an election event called Flip the Script. This was not…
Page 2 Tue. Oct 6: Youth Are Our Future
Michael Carson spent his career working with young people in the Mat-Su Valley. He taught for 35 years in the school district and eight…
Page 2 Mon. Oct. 5: Food Banks and Pantries Respond to Growing Needs
Valley food pantries prepare for a challenging time of year for families who depend on food assistance. Palmer Food Bank Executive Director Jennifer Brandt…
Page 2 Fri. Oct. 2: “I Will Always Love You”: Palmer’s Log Church Says Goodbye To Its Pastors
The parking lot at the Church of a Thousand Logs in Palmer was full last Saturday. So were the pews. A cello group played.…
Page 2 Thu. Oct. 1: Things to Do This Weekend
Winter is headed our way. The Termination Dust is getting real. Let’s find some fun things to do until it is time to strap…
Page 2 Wed. Sept. 30: Real Estate Market Update
The weather is changing. The leaves are falling. That usually means the real estate market begins to fall in the Mat-Su. The market is…
Page 2 Tue. Sept. 29: “This is Alaska”: Mat-Su girls flag football heads to the playoffs
The Mat-Su fielded its first girls flag football teams three years ago. The teams head up to North Pole for the Railbelt Conference playoffs…
Page 2 Mon. Sept. 28: Building for the Future at Port MacKenzie
Port MacKenzie is growing. Port Director David Griffin believes the next several years are important for the future of the port. The port is…
Page 2 Sept. 25 Full Circle: Students from Saroma, Japan Visit Palmer
Each summer a group of Palmer middle school and high school students travel to Saroma, Japan. Each student stays with the family of a…