Palmer Library News Today

PALMER — The Matanuska-Susitna Orchestra is putting on a fundraising concert for the Friends of the Palmer Public Library Sunday, Feb. 11.

It’s not just cold outside, it is bitterly cold, with temperatures remaining firmly in the negative double digits going on for the past two weeks. With these extreme temperatures, extra

This is a collective column of many Palmer peeps’ recent responses to the question: What was the best stuff of Palmer in the past year. Here are many of our

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 — Members of the community had the opportunity to provide input on how the new Palmer Public Library should be built during a concept planning workshop at the Palmer

This is the moody time of year for the creep of termination dust, defined as the earliest snow on the mountains. It starts teasing with us about the end of

This Saturday, July 8, is the pinnacle of our summer season in Palmer Alaska. It is the annual Midsummer Garden and Art Fair. The beautiful white tents go up on

The library’s online catalog has been updated so that users will not be able to check out any items that are currently unreachable in the storage facility.

JUNEAU — The Alaska Legislature finally agreed on a budget deal on the evening of May 18, ending a special legislative session after one day. Lawmakers in the House and Senate passed the spending plan a day after the regular 121-day legislative session ended with no agreement between the two chambers. After lawmakers failed to agree on a budget, Gov. Mike Dunleavy immediately

The House agreed to a spending plan advanced by the Senate after the Senate amended its budget to include $34 million in additional capital projects requested by House majority members.