Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Hawks, Huskies earn all-conference honors
By Frontiersman.com The Houston Hawks are preparing for their state title bout with Homer. Days ahead of the Division
Stoltenberg Says NATO Remains Committed to Supporting Ukraine
By Jim Garamone DOD News Defending NATO in light of Russian President Vladimir V. Putin’s increasingly violent rhetoric is
Jury awards million-dollar verdict to attorney fired by Alaska Department of Law
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon A Juneau jury awarded almost $1.2 million to a former Alaska Department of Law
Gubernatorial candidates spar over gas pipeline, fiscal plans and other issues at Anchorage debate
By Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon Gov. Mike Dunleavy tangled with his challengers Thursday in an Anchorage debate that featured the
Opinion: Latest crime statistics report shows policies are working
By Governor Mike Dunleavy, Public Safety Commissioner James Cockrell, and Attorney General Treg Taylor The latest Crime in Alaska Report
Months before Christmas, reel thoughts spinning in my head
By Andy Couch Fishing Report Around October 1, I received an e-mail from a company advertising a Black Friday
My return to the range
By Howard Delo Outdoors After almost a year of missed shooting matches, I’m beginning my return. This past Saturday,
Opinion: Some wild reasons to elect Les Gara as Alaska’s next governor
By Bill Sherwonit Spectrum There are many reasons why we Alaskans would be wise to elect Les Gara as our
Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame selects 10 women to be virtually inducted on Oct. 18
The Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame has selected 10 women to be honored at a virtual induction ceremony this
Chugiak girls win cross-country running state title
By Staff report Chugiak standout Campbell Peterson capped her senior season in perfect fashion. Peterson used a season-best time
Opinion: Joining the nurse licensure compact addresses healthcare workforce needs now
By Jared C. Kosin and Julie Sande Spectrum Like the rest of the nation, Alaska is experiencing a workforce shortage
Thankful for the love of God, present through all the trials of life
By Jonathan Rockey Faith In last week’s devotion, as Hurricane Ian approached Florida, I wrote about “the storms of