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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No justification for monstrous scandal
By Stuart Thompson Spectrum Tell me fellow Alaska residents, wouldn’t you say a bill to directly support, defend and
‘Railroad Days’ Open House is May 5
Frontiersman.com ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Railroad Corporation invites the public to its “Railroad Days” open house in Anchorage, 11 a.
Consider the cost of change
By Wasilla Mayor Verne Rupright Mayor's Corner It’s no secret. For a long time, the Mat-Su
Carl Gatto
Carl Gatto, 74, died in a Washington state hospital April 10, 2012, after a 10-year battle with cancer. A
Machetanz art donated to Mat-Su College
PALMER — Mat-Su College received three pieces of artwork by Fred Machetanz April 23 from the estate of Nadine Beacock
Knik Arm bridge would create jobs and economic development
By Roger Purcell Spectrum Does Alaska have enough jobs? I don’t know about you, but I think most of
Weekend events in the Mat-Su Valley
Registration ends May 1 for Why Not Tri Triathlon Deadline to register is May 1 for the 2012 Why Not
Alaska must think big, act boldly
By Ethan Berkowitz Spectrum Once again, we’re talking oil taxes and special session. They’re fetched up hard aground
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Entries sought for 2013 Fur Rondy pin design ANCHORAGE — Artists have until noon, May 25 to submit designs for the
Mat-Su events April 13 to 15
Wine tasting and travel auction is tonight 20th annual Wine Tasting and Travel Auction ExTRAVELganza is at 6:30 p.
State library/archives building project deserves support
By Bruce Parham Many Alaskans may not have heard about the dire condition of Alaska State Library, Archives and Museums
Gatto remembered across the aisle
By Rep. Les Gara Alaska lost a great legislator Tuesday, and a great family man. He was a friend of