Elaine Díaz Rodríguez, Membership Director: Tiny News Collective
On this episode we're joined by Elaine Díaz Rodríguez.
Elaine is the membership director for Tiny News Collective, a non-profit organization whose goal is to equip visionary news entrepreneurs in underserved communities to transform journalism from the ground up, making it more equitable, accessibl…
Page 2 Wed. Apr. 22: Mat-Su Residents Asked To Prepare As Wildfire Season Begins
By Amy Bushatz from matsusentinel.com
Even as snow flurries returned to portions of Mat-Su this week, state safety officials said residents should be on guard against wildfires and take time to prepare their homes and yards for this year’s fire season.
Wildland fire season in Mat-Su of…
Page 2 Thu. April23: Who Let the Girls Out and More This Weekend
It looks like springtime is trying to make its way to us. Silly weather machine, it might be busted. Let’s all give it a hand and encourage the sun and warmer weather to get here.
Here are a few things going on in the PalmerMetroPlex this weekend:
Who Let the Girls Out takes over Palme…
Summer outside in Mat-Su | Outdoor Explorer
The summer fun is heating up in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, where parks and trails spread across an area the size of West Virginia offer plenty of space for recreation.
So what’s exciting in Mat-Su for 2026, what should you know before you head out, and what new trails and recreation spots sh…
Friday on Big Cabbage Radio:
Acting Palmer City Manager Jude Bilafer joins Mike Chmielewski on Inside the City at 8 a.m., repeating at 5:30 p.m.
Amy Bushatz talks about her acquisition of The Frontiersman and her plans moving forward with both The Frontiersman and the Mat-Su Sentinel on Valley Edition at 5 p.m, repea…
Valley Edition: Amy Bushatz, Mat-Su Sentinel
Join host Mike Chmielewski on Valley Edition with his guest, Amy Bushatz with the Mat-Su Sentinel, as they discuss the Sentinel’s purchase of The Frontiersman and the future of the local print based news industry.
Page 2 Tue. Aug 11: The Mat-Su Sentinel Keeps Obituaries Alive
If you didn’t know the Mat-Su Sentinel now publishes obituaries, you’re not alone. You probably didn’t know they cost less than you’d expect either.
A standard obituary starts at $250 in the Anchorage Daily News. It can cost more depending on the package and length.
An obituary at the …
Hiking the Alaska Long Trail | Outdoor Explorer
In early August, hiker Brad Bartels set down his pack, propped up his camera for a selfie, took a picture in front of a monument in Pioneer Park in Fairbanks, and became the first known person to ever complete the Alaska Long Trail thru-hike.
Brad started his hike in Seward in late June and pieced …
Monitoring Cook Inlet beluga whales | Outdoor Explorer
Early fall is whale-watching season for Cook Inlet beluga enthusiasts, and a perfect time for the whale-curious to catch a peek at these giant white mammals as they hunt and eat in the waters just outside Anchorage.
With only about 300 of this endangered species out there right now, a group of scie…
How a newsroom of one bought its hometown paper
Amy Bushatz spent 13 years at Military.com before moving to Alaska and launching the Mat-Su Sentinel, a nonprofit, digital first newsroom she runs largely on her own.
After hearing at a public meeting that the local paper, The Frontiersman, was about to lose its public notice revenue, she closed a…
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