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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Julian Mead
Julian Mead of Wasilla, Alaska, passed away April 18, 2017, surrounded by his family. Jules was born in Evanston, Illinois,
The High Country: Skiing above Peterson and Kern Creek
Headlamp by Zack Fields Thousands of feet above Girdwood, crenellated ridgelines encircle headwater glaciers that overlook Turnagain Arm. Near-vertical
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Patrick Romain This photo was taken October 31, 2015. It was Halloween and my friend's last day in
How I Succeeded as an Advertising Guy
David Fox Selling Alaska: The White-Collar Adventures of an Advertising Pioneer by Kay Guthrie Way back when, long ago,
Blotter
Ammon Swenson Keep your damn dirty hands off my stove State troopers got a call about a burglary in North
Left vs. Left
Brendan Joel Kelley One of these men will be Downtown Anchorage’s next sole representative on the Assembly Since the
Songs of Heart and Shadow
Lee Harrington Lady Day Impresses at ACT Wandering down a short hallway from the lobby, the lights dim, passing photos
Wood Work
Ammon Swenson There can be a fine line between an artist and a craftsman, but George Beirne is both. As
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Allison Theriault In 2011, I was given a pair of cameras: A film camera which once belonged to my grandfather,
The Life and Death of Film and Cyclists
For the month of October, local artists Ryan Chernikoff and Adán Hernandez are exhibiting photography and paintings at Uptown Artists,
God is a Cheeto
Kyle Clayton For UAA painting professor Thomas Chung, the Divine is more than a pale, white-bearded man caressing fingers
It's Barley Wine Time
It’s the biggest, boldest, baddest beer festival in the state. The Great Alaska Beer and Barley Wine Festival (GABBF)