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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Warm spring may result in gentle breakup
By Ned Rozell Following the warmest March Alaskans have ever felt, forecasters are predicting a mellow transition from ice to
Dunleavy's budget bad for nonprofits, bad for Alaska
Op-Ed by Ed Rasmuson Last November, we were reminded of something that offers us great hope about the future
Senate Approves State Operating Budget
The Alaska Senate today passed the state’s operating budget for fiscal year 2020. The budget includes $4.3 billion
Eagle River mother's cause aims to ease the financial burdens of Alaskans with cancer-stricken children
By Matt Hickman On October 26, 2011, Darlis Meyer got the news every parent dreads but never expects. Her 15-
Murkowski Calls for Pebble Comment Period Extension
After completing review of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the proposed Pebble mine project in Bristol Bay, U.
Preserving Medicaid to improve the health of our citizens
By Elizabeth Ripley Spectrum The Mat-Su Health Foundation (MSHF) has three advocacy priorities related to the proposed FY20 State
Let’s change the world
By Tom Brennan Voice for the times It’s time to bite the bullet and admit that human activities are
Understand the consequences
By Becky Hultberg Spectrum My good friend and former State Senator Gretchen Guess often reminds me that life is about
Sustainable fiscal plan, reliable funding crucial for K-12 education
By Norm Wooten, Lisa Skiles Parady and Sarah Sledge Spectrum Last month, Governor Dunleavy unveiled his proposed FY 2020 operating
Discussing oil tax policy
By Kara Moriarty Spectrum It’s not surprising that some in Alaska are once again discussing oil tax policy. Talking
The PFD: Let Them Vote
Column by Rep. DeLena Johnson Throughout my career in public service, I’ve always been an advocate for education. But
The PFD: Let Them Vote
By DeLena Johnson Spectrum Throughout my career in public service, I’ve always been an advocate for education. But on