Under President Obama’s administration, GDP (a key indicator of the nation’s economic growth) has yet to hit three percent. Prior to the Obama administration, the longest stretch of time in which real GDP has not grown by at least 3 percent was a four-year period during the Great Depression.

A poem by Yvonne Moss

Urban Junktion is hosting Wasilla’s first Vintage Market at the Menard Sports Center on July 16 and 17th. 

Activity tables, and a Make & Take craft station will be on hand to make this a fun day out for the entire family! 

Thank you SB 91… 
Thank you that violating my bail conditions will no longer be a crime punishable by jail time once you become law in the near future. Violating my bail conditions will be a violation, a minor offense, similar to a speeding ticket. I will have much less to worry about when I’m caught breaking my bail conditions. If they can even catch me at all.

A longtime leader in the snow sports industry, Whitney has spent the majority of her career in high level positions for companies. “Joining Aaron, Jen and the team at Silverton Mountain Guides is a truly amazing opportunity and I couldn’t be more thrilled,” said Whitney, 

 “The substantial increase is reflective of both the high quality of applications received and the desire of our board of directors to increase its commitment to growing our own health care workforce of the future.”

“It’s not about the right to smoke but about the right to not have to breathe second-hand smoke. Smoking is an active choice. Breathing second-hand smoke is not,” said Jerome Hertel, Fair general manager.

 While suicide is the 10th cause of death in this country, it is unfortunately the 5th leading cause of death here in Alaska and is the #1 cause in people aged 15-34 and the 2nd leading cause in ages 35-54.  

We believe suicide IS preventable with the help of each of us. 

The month of May brings exciting opportunities for the public to immerse themselves in art and history with the Palmer Museum. The museum is currently working on several projects to improve its visitor experience and connect on a deeper level with the community. 

Lost! Now where did I put that? I've already checked my pockets. Not there. But where?
How about that top drawer in my bedroom dresser? Hope. That junk drawer in the kitchen? Nope. The junk shelf in the garage? Foiled again. Where next?

Chaga tea is used in the Russian folk medicine for a wide treatment of ailments including skin, lung and stomach cancer, gastritis, ulcers, TB and pain. Chaga extract has been an approved cancer drug in Russia since 1955. 

Summer of Heroes is back for its sixth year, and Alaska Communications and Boys & Girls Clubs - Alaska are once again looking for heroes aged 6-18 who are making a difference in their local communities. 

Meet the artist, Douglas Francois Girard, Saturday, June 11th, 1-4PM at the Town Square Art Gallery located in the Carrs Wasilla Mall. The art show includes Douglas's original illustrations of Alaska Birds, Bird Blocks, prints and a few surprises.

It's preposterous to think humans grew into a complex organism from a single cell or amoeba eons ago through evolution. A supreme being has to have been present to create everything. The question is, who is this Supreme Being? Is it the God of the Bible or something else?

A Christian finds contentment distilled out of the breasts of the promises. He is poor in purse, but rich in promise. There is one promise which brings much sweet contentment into the soul: 

"Those who seek the Lord shall not lack any good thing." (Psalm 34:10)

Food, fun, and prizes all day. It’s a great time for all, and will show support for the ranch. So bring your bike and even your family. Cars are welcome too. Have some fun!

Rocky (A051358) is a 6 year old mixed breed. It's possible that he is a pit/akita mix. Rocky is a house trained dog who is very cuddly. 

Rocky is medium energy, friendly, affectionate, playful and adventurous. 

Shannon notes that, “Andrea will be a terrific Acting Director, keeping the important work of ASCA moving forward. Her strong leadership, coupled with the exemplary work of our other program officers, Saunders McNeill and Laura Forbes, and the rest of our excellent staff, leaves me confident that ASCA will continue to advance in its work to serve Alaskan citizens and communities through the arts.”