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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By: Tim Bradner
Two veteran Mat-Su legislators, Sen. David Wilson and Rep. David Eastman, were trailing their challengers in early vote counts Tuesday night.
By: Tim Bradner
Two veteran Mat-Su legislators, Sen. David Wilson and Rep. David Eastman, were trailing their challengers in early vote counts Tuesday night. Although most precincts had reported results there were still
By: Tim Bradner, Katie Stavick
Two veteran Mat-Su legislators, Senator David Wilson and Representative David Eastman, were trailing their challengers in vote counts Wednesday night. Although most precincts had reported results, there were still absentee
Palmer’s city council adjourned its meeting Tuesday evening, Nov. 12 a few minutes after it started.
By: Tim Bradner
Western Construction Co. is wrapping up work to reinforce and do minor repairs on flood protection facilities at Talkeetna, Mat-Su Borough Public Works Director Tom Adams said.
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By: Tim Bradner
OPINION: What will Trump's election mean for Alaska resource development?
Palmer’s interim city manager, John Diumenti, asked Palmer’s council to cut the drama and focus on business at the start of a special council meeting Thursday, Nov. 14. He said
By: Tim Bradner
Palmer’s city council will take up the 2025 city budget at a special meeting set for Wednesday, Nov. 20, at the Palmer Depot.
With winter’s arrival Southcentral Alaska utilities are taking steps to ensure that a repeat of last winter’s near-failure of natural gas supply for heating and power generation doesn’t happen again.
With winter's arrival Southcentral Alaska utilities are taking steps to ensure that a repeat of last winter's near-failure of natural gas supply for heating and power generation doesn't happen again.
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