With help from the Mat-Su Borough, Terra Energy Center Corporation is seeking investors and industrial-scale electricity consumers for a proposed West Susitna coal-fired power.
Products made by Montis Corporation, Kastle’s Creations, and Loopy Lupine couldn’t be more different, but they all aspire to great prominence in the market.
A popular Palmer restaurant finds a new home and gets permission to return to sit-down dining while awaiting its longer-term destiny.
Alaska’s third Great Harvest Bakery and Café location opened in Wasilla March 13, bringing breads and baked goods made with Montana wheat to Mat-Su customers.
Palmer Board of Economic Development begins quarterly campaign to recognize city businesses for being integral to its economic success.
Alaska Gasline Development Corporation signs with two Australian firms to make a case for completing Port MacKenzie Rail Extension.
Finding the sweet spot: Zach and Karianne Smith bring new energy, ideas to longtime Palmer farm and year-round produce stand Bushes Bunches.
Donlin Gold leaders tell the Alaska Miners Association they are hopeful that this summer’s ownership changes will reinvigorate the mine project.
Mining industry leaders are optimistic about the federal government’s apparent favorable shift while acknowledging the need to make meaningful change.
MidValley Greenhouse owners are in talks with a major seed distributor about selling its Alaska-hardy, outdoor-grown tomato globally.