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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Looming retirements offer opportunities for Alaskans to enter federal service
Givey Kochanowski For the Frontiersman In Alaska, the term “public service” can bring to mind faceless government agencies whose employees
Good people are on the problem
By Tom Brennan For the Frontiersman When you retire most people are glad to leave behind problems that can turn
John Kay Jorgenson
John Kay Jorgenson John Kay Jorgenson, 78, beloved husband and father, passed away peacefully in his sleep at Mat Su
Alaska’s water crop is a natural resource
By Ned Rozell Alaska Science As much of Alaska’s landmass crosses the magical temperature threshold that turns ice and
After Legislature fails to act, Alaska’s state elections will take place with no financial limit
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon On May 18, the Alaska Legislature adjourned without passing new restrictions on financial donations to
Lisa Murkowski gave us the Deb Haaland disaster
By Kelly Tshibaka Spectrum There is perhaps no other state for which the identity of the Secretary of the Interior
Ruby-crowned kinglets are tiny birds with a big appeal
By Bill Sherwonit For the Anchorage Press More than a quarter-century has passed since I first became acquainted with
Charles Eugene (Buck) Hight Jr.
Charles Eugene (Buck) Hight Jr. Charles Eugene (Buck) Hight Jr, 79 years old, passed away at home in Wasilla, Alaska
Roberta "Bobbie" Joyce (Hecox) Mason
Roberta “Bobbie” Joyce (Hecox) Mason Roberta “Bobbie” Joyce (Hecox) Mason, 82, of Sutton, Alaska passed away peacefully on May 24
Cook Inlet basin energy future lies beyond fossil fuels, conference speakers say
By Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon The 1950s discovery of oil on the Kenai Peninsula is credited with helping secure Alaska’
Rodeo Alaska showcases local and visiting talent over Memorial Day weekend
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com PALMER — Rodeo Alaska drew a large number of attendees to the Alaska State Fairgrounds over
What Legislature did for military families: Early school enrollment, protective services, reciprocity in teaching licenses
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman A bill that would allow children in military families rotating to Alaska to enroll