Every year, 300,000 of men are diagnosed with prostate cancer in the USA—yet too many avoid screenings, often out of fear, embarrassment, or the belief that “it won’t happen to me.”

Wasilla has always been home to me, and I’m excited to share something close to my heart. This fall, we’re opening Iron Beauty Health & Wellness at 609 S Knik Goose Bay Road, Suite B.

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to break the silence around one of the most urgent public health concerns affecting Alaska’s youth. Suicide is not only preventable but also deeply tied to community, connection, and access to support—issues that Alaskans know well.

Follow the Yellow Brick Road: Wasilla Hosts First-Ever City Hall Trick-or-Treat. Friday, October 31st, Wasilla City Hall, 290 E Herning Avenue, 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

We are so blessed by the incredible response and participation at our recent community events on August 21; the Open House of our new “Bryce Ray Community Center” and the private screening of our new Documentary “Frequency of Hope”.  

When snow blankets Hatcher Pass and the valley, the Mat-Su Ski Club makes sure you have a place to enjoy it. Whether you’re a Nordic skier, walker, fat biker, or someone who just loves to get outside, our club provides accessible, affordable winter recreation for the whole community. The Mat-Su Ski Club

Alaska is hard on just about everything. Boots crack, trucks rust, and jackets fade faster than you expect. Beards are no exception. The same winds that strip paint off old cabins can dry out your facial hair and the skin underneath it. Without proper care, even a thick Alaskan beard can end up uncomfortable and impossible to manage.Keys to Caring for an Alaskan Beard