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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Palmer High students, staff explore ‘The Evolution of Music’
Caitlin Skvorc PALMER — Music of every generation and genre from around the globe will take center stage this weekend for
Colony students bring unique Shakespeare comedy to life
Caitlin Skvorc PALMER — William Shakespeare’s “The Merry Wives of Windsor” has Colony High School students sewing scores of seams
Marian Call talks music, typewriters
Steven Merritt WASILLA — Alaska indie musician Marian Call will bring her soulful, clever and quirky sound to the Glenn Massay
New Talkeetna festival seeks adventurous filmmakers
MATT TUNSETH WASILLA — Organizers of the Valley’s newest film festival are hoping to inspire the budding Warren Millers of
‘Hallelujah Girls’ bring warmth, laughter to stage
Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — “The Hallelujah Girls” are offering a healthy dose of Southern hospitality for theatergoers looking to escape the
Church looks to put on a spectacle with ‘Narnia’ prequel
By CAITLIN SKVORC PALMER — Lazy Mountain Bible Church has taken on its biggest artistic production yet with C.S Lewis’
Kodiak man pursues pottery dream in Wasilla
Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — It took a few years and a long trip abroad for Matthew Van Atta to realize he
Do-it-yourself pottery painting studio inspires artists
Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — You don’t have to be a trained artist to create a unique gift or personal piece
Treatment center issues casting call
Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — One of the few certified substance abuse treatment centers in the Mat-Su Valley has put out
Palmer sisters pursuing dream of music career in L.A.
Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — Local residents might remember Jamie and Jennifer Christensen from high school basketball games, but few know the
After many years, late veteran's memories finally come to life
Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — Arthur Allen “Art” Jennings was a man of many words, but it wasn’t until two and
Alaska-themed Nutcracker onstage in Palmer
Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — This year, patrons of the arts won’t have to go far to see their favorite sugar