CEO and Producing Artistic Director Patrick A’Hearn is directing The Sound of Music, now on stage through October 26. A’Hearn says he focused on assembling a standout cast and crafting a powerful opening sequence to pull audiences into the story from the very first scene. Ticket sales have been strong, with the production on track to surpass 10,000 by closing night. The beloved musical continues to draw enthusiastic crowds. Details and tickets are available at riversidedt.com

Dr. Jill Valerius joins Lee Henrikson to discuss high blood pressure. Dr. Jill explains how your blood pressure is taken and when it should be taken. The top number in your blood pressure reading is your systolic pressure — the force of the blood flow when it is pumped out of the heart. The second […]

Mike Chmielewski welcomed Mike Liebing with the Palmer Community Foundation. A community foundation is a grantmaking public charity dedicated to improving the lives of people in a defined geographic area. Community foundations generate sustainable and permanent assets to support charitable activities and local nonprofits. This year, Palmer Community Foundation has given $120,000 in grants to […]

The 17th Annual Mat-Su Emergency Preparedness Expo will be held on Saturday, September 20th, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The expo is a free, family-friendly event held at the Curtis D. Menard Memorial Sports Center in Wasilla. The expo will feature hands-on training, live demonstrations, and exhibits covering a variety of safety topics: Hands-only CPR, Basic […]

School District Superintendent Dr. Randy Trani talks with Emily Forstner on Valley Edition. Emily congratulates Dr. Trani on winning the Alaska Superintendent of the Year. Another celebration is that the 2025 AK STAR results are in. Our students are not just keeping up; they are leading the way. Mat-Su students exceeded the state average in […]

Peter House from Deep Tree talks about current cybersecurity threats with host Mike Chmielewski. Mike and Peter discussed the Anchorge Neighborhood Health Services breach, which involved 60,000 patients’ records. Peter explained that healthcare is a favorite target due to the diverse information available in the records. Elections are coming up soon, and Mike asked Peter […]

It’s time for Page Two: news that might not make the front page on Friday September 19, 2025 The winter forecast is developing, but with a large question mark attached. According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, there’s a 71 percent chance of a La Niña setting in by October.  La Niña is […]

Sullys project approved. Snug Harbor upgrades. Speed bumps removed.

Sullys project approved. Snug Harbor upgrades. Speed bumps removed.

In this episode, host David Hochberg is joined by O’Fallon Police Chief Kirk Brueggeman as they explore the growing role of civilians in supporting law enforcement and enhancing public safety. From community volunteers and citizen patrol groups to non-sworn Community Service Officers, we take a closer look at how everyday people are stepping up to […]

Discover the latest headlines including a cyberattack affecting European airports, the cultural impact of dragon boat sport, Gov. Newsom's carbon emissions initiative, the implications of new COVID-19 vaccine guidance, Summit League's donation to Loaves and Fishes, quinceañera photoshoots at City Hall, and park improvements in the Bay Area city.

Megan Samples and Sam Shoukas preview the 3rd annual Regional Housing Summit, hosted by the George Washington Regional Commission on October 16 at the Fredericksburg Convention Center from 9-4. The summit will bring together local leaders, housing professionals, and advocates to explore solutions to some of the region’s most pressing housing challenges. This year’s theme, “Advancing Housing Solutions,” emphasizes cross-sector collaboration to improve housing access and affordability. The event will

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with a recap of the latest licensing board meeting and a preview of the November fourth election.

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo with a recap of the latest licensing board meeting and a preview of the November fourth election.

The Mat-Su School Board approved the Carl Perkins V grant at its regular Wednesday meeting, securing nearly $600,000 in federal funding for Career and Technical Education (also called CTE). The grant primarily funds instructional staff with the remainder going to supplies and equipment. This investment strengthens one of the most robust CTE programs in Alaska. […]