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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Community gardening is good for the soul
By Julie Cascio On the Extension Line Have you wanted to garden but not had the opportunity? Do you live
Orchestra to perform Sunday
PALMER — Friends of the Palmer Public Library will host the Mat-Su Orchestra’s free Spring Classics concert at 3
Local band ‘Gerygone and Twig’ to perform in Palmer May 10
PALMER — The spotlight will shine on the local band Gerygone and Twig when its members take the stage from 7
Palmer High School gets ambitious with ‘Aida’
PALMER — If you spent some time in Palmer High School recently, chances are it wasn’t difficult to spot the
Wasilla woman ‘Sounds Good?’ on Jimmy Fallon Show
WASILLA — While vacationing in New York with a friend this week, Wasilla’s Courtney Millslagle was fortunate and scored tickets
Local artists spin colorful fish stories
WASILLA — A handful of Valley artists have quite a fish story to tell. But what that message is exactly is
‘Should I Not Return’ author to lecture at Mat-Su College April 25
MAT-SU — Former Mat-Su resident and author Jeff Babcock is back in the Valley for two weeks and has
Planting season advice
As the winter season ends and breakup season begins, excitement also builds for planting season. Farmers, gardeners and hobbyists have
State poet laureate to be in Palmer
PALMER — Palmer Arts Council will sponsor a visit from Alaska Poet Laureate Nora Marks Dauenhauer. Two public appearances are scheduled
Mat-Su Community Chorus concert is April 28
By Nan Potts For Frontiersman.com What would you do for beautiful music? Just listen. Can you hear it? No.
Ivey a Pulitzer Prize finalist
MAT-SU — Valley resident and Frontiersman alum Eowyn Ivey came oh-so close to winning one of fiction’s top
‘Poetry Out Loud’ to be streamed live
Colony High School student Tong Thao from Palmer is first at the mic in the student competition at the Poetry