Katie Stavick

Ben Adams announced his intention to buy Alaska Meat —the only USDA-certified meat processing facility in the southcentral — during a listening call hosted by the Alaska Division of Agriculture

The Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District (MSBSD) announced last week that Brian Cook, Wasilla High School’s Building Pathway teacher has been named as Alaska’s 2024 CTE Teacher of the year.

After a tumultuous few weeks leading up to and following the October 1 election in Houston, the city council got down to the business of electing a Mayor and Deputy Mayor during a special council meeting on October 21.

Numerous weather alerts are in effect for the state, and a winter weather advisory will go into effect for parts of the Susitna from 10 a.m.

Pint-sized, and not-so-pint-sized superheroes, fairies, knights and soldiers all came out to the Wasilla Public Library to celebrate some early Halloween fun and a concert on October 22.

The Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce is celebrating an achievement as it has just been awarded the Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Ethics.

While there has been an abundance of signage and political ads for candidates and statewide ballot measures for the upcoming elections, there are also four propositions for voters to decide on next week.

Before attending to the business of the city at a regularly scheduled Wasilla City Council meeting, recently re-elected council members Catherine Cottle and Stu Graham were sworn into office.

With a seemingly continuous onslaught of political ads on television, radio and the internet, it is nearly impossible to forget that this is an election year.

On Thursday, October 31, the Northern Justice Project and the ACLU of Alaska reached a settlement in the lawsuit, Dawn Adams, et. al v. Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District (MSBSD), which