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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Bear Paw River Brewing Co. presents First Friday Art Show with Nancy Crawford
By JACOB MANN WASILLA — Today from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Bear Paw River Brewing Company featured artist,
VPA goes big, joyous and funny for holiday season with ‘Elf the Musical’
By Matt Hickman Frontiersman.com WASILLA — The contrast between its fall show and the 2016 Christmas show at Valley Performing
THE BOOKWORM SEZ: ‘How to Move to Canada’
BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER ‘How to Move to Canada’ by André du Broc c.2016, Sourcebook $9.99 / $13.99 Canada
‘Been There, Done That!’
By JACOB MANN enter, children’s book author, Jen Funk Weber will share her insights on reading animal tracks. Weber
‘Finding Alaska’s Villages’
By MARY LOCKMAN PALMER — It’s people who care that shape the world. That’s the main lesson of Palmer
Hills’ chamber address, book signing set Nov. 16
Frontiersman staff PALMER —Palmer resident Dr. Alex Hills traveled years ago across rural Alaska by bush plane and snow machine,
Adventure! Caught on film
By JACOB MANN This Saturday is the premiere night for the “Talkeetna Adventure Film Festival” – presented by the Denali Arts
Release the Hounds! Colony Drama’s fresh take on Sherlock Holmes
By MATT HICKMAN PALMER — These days, probably no literary character is re-imagined, moved from time and place and idealized
SCIENCE FORUM: Ghost towns scattered across Alaska map
By NED ROZELL On a recent river trip down the Porcupine River, my friend Garrett Jones and I nosed into
AFF Screenplay Contest: Something new, something great?
By JACOB MANN ANCHORAGE — It is the 16th year for Anchorage Film Festival and the first time there has been
FIVE THINGS: Weekend of Nov. 4
#1 Little Women: The Musical Friday-Saturday, Glenn Massay Theater, $12/$19 With one weekend under their belts the cast
Murder at the Morgue: Dinner theatre acted out by the guests
By JACOB MANN PALMER — This Saturday, The Annex will bring an audience together with a common goal: to sleuth out