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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The Rolling Boxcar Boys
by ROBERT FORAN III “This is definitely the craziest thing I’ve ever tried.” said former Boeing machinist and local
PROGRESS: Changes coming for Wasilla, Palmer airports
by TIM ROCKEY Frontiersman.com Changes are coming to the Wasilla airport. Archie Giddings, the director of Public Works for
As every year, NORAD will track Santa Dec. 24
By Tech. Sgt. JOHN GORDINIER ALCOM Public Affairs Dec. 24, Santa will be traveling around the world, delivering presents to
LETTER: Opposed to proposed aircraft fee
To the editor: I read the Alaska DOT's proposed new aircraft registration/fee (TAX) as published in the
THROUGH THE LENS: Combat King
Photos by Senior Airman Javier Alvarez The HC-130J is a version of the well-known C-130 Hercules tactical
About those unmanned aerial vehicles in Alaska
By Daniel Hamm Spectrum Drones or unmanned aerial vehicles are coming to domestic airspace. They are going to challenge domestic
Wasilla air show rescheduled for Saturday
WASILLA — An air show in celebration of the centennial of flight in Alaska has been rescheduled for Saturday. A number
AASA soars to celebrate Alaska’s aviation centennial
WASILLA — The Alaska Air Show Association, in conjunction with several businesses and organizations, has been commemorating Alaska’s 100th anniversary
Practice makes perfect on gravel airstrip
By Palmer Mayor DeLena Johnson Mayor's Corner The thought of spring flying is what gets many Alaskans through
PENCER K. HILL
Spencer K. Hill, 73, died June 23 at his Wasilla home from natural causes. A celebration of life for Spencer
HANK RUST
Longtime Anchorage resident and aviator Henry B. (Hank) Rust passed away Dec. 26, 2004, at home surrounded by family, from