Mat-Su approves gravel pit on historic dairy site, but state may require traffic flaggers
A state access plan for a 153-acre gravel pit project off Bogard Road includes flaggers controlling some traffic.
Parents, staff push back on Mat-Central overhaul as district readies proposal
The changes include a shift in graduation requirements, higher homeschool allotment payments and class fee increases.
Palmer City Council to weigh sanctions against member cited for driving with revoked license
Palmer Police issued the summons to Palmer City Council member Richard Best on Jan. 20.
Mat-Su Borough must pick up half of public bus costs -- or lose the service
A federal grant that currently covers almost the entire cost of the program is going away.
Mat-Su assembly rejects public hearing requirement for multifamily housing projects
The hearings were proposed as a way to give current residents more say over updates that impact property values.
Mat-Su extends ballot machines ban, tweaks Assembly member residency rules
The update blocks Mat-Su election officials from using paper counting machines to tally total ballots.
Mat-Su property values rise as new builds reach 7-year high
Mat-Su's annual property assessments help determine tax bills sent later in the year.
Connect to Mat-Su with the Sentinel's community winter bingo card
Engage with your neighbors and up your civic connection through this activity sheet.
Palmer City Council mandates closed meeting video, audio recordings
The rule change comes on the heels of a newly released police report detailing the alleged contents of a closed meeting in October.
Could a push to expand winter trails boost West-Su Access Road plans?
A proposed grant would fund winter recreation trail creation and maintenance in the area.
School board to consider Mat-Su Central shake-up as district faces $22 million funding shortfall
The plan would divide the school into two programs -- one with an in-person class requirement, and one with reduced high school graduation credit standards.
Grocery shoppers willing to pay more for Alaska Grown produce, study finds
The majority of Alaska's produce comes from Mat-Su.
Mat-Su Assembly to consider ballot counting machine ban, Assembly residency rules update
The proposals would prohibit the use of paper-counting machines on Election Day and remove a resignation requirement for some Assembly members who move out of their districts.
Street flooding clears as hundreds remain without power following weekend storm
The ongoing outages were caused by significant damage paired with mandatory repair crew rest periods.
New draft Mat-Su road safety plan proposes new bike paths, intersection fixes
The proposal does not include expanded off-street motorized access.
‘Stop driving through puddles,’ officials urge Mat-Su residents
Area roads flooded Sunday during heavy rains.
This company helped build an Alaska mine without a tailings dump. Can it build one in Hatcher Pass?
Contango Ore officials envision hauling ore down Willow-Fishhook Road from Lucky Shot in Hatcher Pass.
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