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Community leaders in Lake Isabella are already at work on a restoration project that won’t be funded until summer 2024 taxes are collected, hoping to find local contractors and save taxpayer money. Lake Isabella voters in August overwhelmingly approved a dedicated millage to fund lake and river bottom restoration efforts, and the community’s Joint Lake […]

WASILLA — Get Moving Mat-Su hosted a community fun run with the help of local first responders to honor the lives lost during 9/11 Sunday, Sept. 10 at Denali Fitness.

As classes resume in the region’s schools, a teacher should be in every classroom.

A Wood River Valley workforce-housing organization is starting construction this week on a new 27-unit rent-restricted project in Hailey.

The United States Census Bureau is reviewing a challenge by officials at Lake Isabella, who say a mistake in the village's population is costing about $400,000 in revenue.

Voters approved the millage 464-202, giving village officials the green light to conduct the necessary testing to get the permits to begin dredging muck from the river and lake bottom.

CHARLESTOWN, Ind.–The Charlestown Police Department released information Friday about a cold case arrest they made last week. They believe 52-year-old David Hollowell raped a 13-year-old gir...

CHARLESTOWN — A Clark County man is facing felony charges related to a 20-year-old cold case in Charlestown.

SCRANTON – A paraprofessional at a local elementary school who assisted autistic children alleges that she was wrongly found to have inappropriate physical contact with a student, and put on a restrictive safety plan as a result.

Thirty-six gallon jugs were displayed at the American Red Cross blood drive April 6 as a visual representation of how much Ed Kisslak has donated.