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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PAC camps offered Valley-wide
By ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman.com PALMER — Be it theater, art or band, the Palmer Arts Council is hoping its myriad
‘VPA takes ‘Trip to Bountiful’
WASILLA — Valley Performing Art’s last play of the season, “The Trip to Bountiful,” opens tonight and plays through May
Festival seeks submissions from Alaskans
The Never Sets Film Festival seeks submissions for its second annual event. This year’s theme is “Stories from the
Alaska singers mine gold at championships
Anchorage-based Alaska Sound Celebration besting 15 other groups from Alaska, Washington and Idaho to win the gold medal April
VPA set for another Summer Theatre Arts Program
WASILLA — Valley Performing Arts, 251 W. Swanson Ave., is accepting applications for its Summer Theatre Arts Programs. It will offer
‘BLOOD BROTHERS’: Musical drama opens at PHS
By ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman.com PALMER — Most everyone agrees about one thing when it comes to “Blood Brothers,” at Palmer
Fred Eaglesmith lands in Talkeetna
The tiny mountain town of Talkeetna is a stop on acclaimed Outside songwriter Fred Eaglesmith’s Traveling Steam Show, which
VPA opens final play of season May 11
“Trip To Bountiful,” Valley Performing Arts’ last play of the season, opens May 11 for a three-week run at
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
Dinner and show to send missionaries to Peru
By ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Dinner, a show and the chance to help high school students get to Peru
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Entries sought for 2013 Fur Rondy pin design ANCHORAGE — Artists have until noon, May 25 to submit designs for the
Wasilla High promises laughs, tears with ‘Leaving Iowa’ production
By ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman.com WASILLA — It’s not every play that has two characters billed in the program as