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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Canadian Pebble Mine partner pulls out
by TIM BRANDER Frontiersman.com Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. and First Quantum Minerals Ltd. announced Friday they have terminated an
The case for defense
by MATT HICKMAN Last Friday, The Eagle teamed up with the pro-Alaska think tank Commonwealth North to present ‘Breakfast
Alaska’s rich military history
by GOV. BILL WALKER My father, Ed Walker, served in the Aleutians in WWII and was one of the last
Alaska’s rich military history
by GOV. BILL WALKER My father, Ed Walker, served in the Aleutians in WWII and was one of the last
Decision-makers have failed Alaskans: Time for bold new leadership
by MIKE DUNLEAVY When I travel around the state- from Fairbanks to Ketchikan and all places in between- I hear
LETTER:A sneaking suspicion that Heaven will look like Alaska
by BOB LAMAR To the editor: My name is Bob LaMar and for eighteen seasons I was employed as an
Don’t forget Mothers’ Day and don’t forget struggling moms, too
by AMY ARMSTRONG Mother’s Day is Sunday. Hoping that isn’t a news flash for most readers. Hope you
Alaskans are calling out for action on crime
by SENATOR MIA COSTELLO As the legislative session draws to a close, there is one issue that has seen remarkably
Bonnie Kay (Moos) Graveley
Bonnie Kay (Moos) Graveley passed away at home in Wasilla, Alaska on May 21, 2018 at 11:10 AM. (The
SPECTRUM: Alaska Needs a New Approach to Education
by JEREMY PRICE In case we needed any more reminders that Alaska’s educational system is coming up short, the
LETTER: Mental health
by RICHARD FAGNANT & SHIRLEY HOLLOWAY NAMI Alaska There’s a virus spreading across America. It harms the 1 in
Time to ‘Boogie Down’
by ROBERT FORAN III Frontiersman.com The Chris Robinson Brotherhood is a free spirit. Their music is loose with many