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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WHS grad picked for ‘Queen of the Universe’ pageant
LOS ANGELES — Wasilla High School graduate Rachel J. Clark has been chosen as Miss Scotland in Infinity Media’s Queen
Alaska State Fair parade winners announced
Frontiersman.com Folks from across the Valley and around Alaska lined the sidewalks to watch the annual Alaska State Fair
Gardens are year-round labor of love for head gardener
PALMER — Though the Alaska State Fair only opened yesterday, in her head, Becky Myrvold is already planning next year’s
True-crime tale set in Alaska a page-turner
By Terri Schlichenmeyer The Bookworm Sez Some days you just want to chuck it all. If you could, you’d
Comedian not intimidated by Alaska’s politics
By MARK KELSEY Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — You might think a comedian who has gotten a lot of mileage out
Comedian to make first Alaska appearance
PALMER — Performing at the Alaska State Fair this summer will be kind of a double milestone for Brian Regan. “I’
1 year of walking
PALMER — August brings a more personal second Saturday with the one year anniversary of the Palmer Art Walk. To mark
Artists sought for ‘Brassieres to Nowhere’
WASILLA — Artists of all ages are needed to support the fourth annual Brassieres to Nowhere Breast Cancer Awareness exhibit at
Journalist, teacher pens new books
MAT-SU — After a long career as a journalist in Bush Alaska, Valley resident Philip Dunne has used his carefully
Local models take to the runway
PALMER — A cadre of unlikely super models will take to the runway for a good cause Aug. 8, 6 p.
Annual ‘Willow Garden Club Gala and Tour’ is Saturday
WILLOW — Cindy Forsyth comes from a long line of gardeners — her grandmother and sister grew flowers, and her mother grew
One-stop shop for fun
By Lee Hecimovich On the Extension Line Finally we have a summer! Although it arrived rather late and abruptly, it’