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ANCHORAGE — 36 year old Wasilla resident Bryson McEneaney was sentenced to over nine years in prison for recklessly evading the police and using a firearm during a carjacking.

WASILLA — The Mat-Su Food Bank is navigating through the busy holiday season and working to meet the ever growing demand for assistance.

The Alaska State Fair recently announced that Whiskey Myers is joining the 2024 concert series.

PALMER — The Mat-Su Jewish Center celebrated Chanukah with the community by hosting the Champions Forever unicycling group at the Glenn Massay Theater Tuesday, Dec. 12.

WASILLA — Thrive Mat-Su, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting youth resilience, is greatly growing in overall participation.

PALMER — Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Peter J. Maassen recently announced the re-appointment of three judges and the appointment of one judge for the states four districts.

PALMER — Palmer seniors recently received free handmade quilts and Afghans through the Warm Christmas Project, a joint effort between Mat-Su Senior Services and the Valley Quilters Guild.

PALMER — Its that time of year again. The Christmas Factory is open for business, readily offering holiday cheer to visitors within the Alaska State Fairgrounds.

PALMER — Members of the public had the opportunity to provide input in concept designs for the new Palmer Public Library during an open house held at the Palmer Train

PALMER — The Matanuska-Susitna Orchestra put on a concert at the Glenn Massay Theater Sunday, Nov. 19, performing several intricate suites for a receptive audience.