Tim Bradner is a journalist based in the Mat-Su Valley of Alaska. He writes for the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman and the Anchorage Daily News, covering local news and events in the area. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Anchorage Press, Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, The Standard-Speaker, and KULR 8.
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Palmer's city council continues its squabbling over possible changes for the city's emergency services.
By: Tim Bradner
Palmer’s council voted to fully fund the city’s emergency services call center at its Nov. 26 meeting, bringing the center’s staff back to six dispatchers and one supervisor.
**Editor’s note: Mat-Su’s Valley Hospital has been providing health care for 89 years and now operates as the modern Mat-Su Regional Medical Center. The Mat-Su Health Foundation, formerly Valley Hospital
By: Tim Bradner
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority, Alaska’s development finance agency, will backstop a $50 million financing plan for Front
By: Tim Bradner, Steve Menard
Wasilla’s Ekexie Moore will know Monday, Dec. 9, whether she won the state House seat in District 28, or whether Steve Menard, her challenger, will go to Juneau as a state representative for the Mat-Su region.
By: Tim Bradner
When liquefied natural gas is imported into Southcentral Alaska, and there now seems little doubt it will happen, this will hit Alaskans in the pocketbook.
New interest in Harrison Bay offshore North Slope Foothills sale area sees its first bid in a decade
By: Tim Bradner
Mat-Su school board and borough assembly members got their first peek at the Fiscal Year 2026 school district proposed budget last Tuesday, Dec. 10, in a joint school board and assembly meeting.
The state of Alaska is projecting stable oil production over the next two years with increases expected in the future as new North Slope projects now under construction begin producing,
By: Tim Bradner
The Matanuska Susitna Borough Assembly worked through a list of business actions at its Wednesday, Dec. 17 meeting, but borough and state officials also briefed the assembly on several important
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