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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Arts Briefs: Oct. 23, 2015
‘Sleeping Beauty’ onstage at Palmer High See and hear the story of “Sleeping Beauty” retold by playwright Charles Way at
VPA offers bewitching comedy
By CAITLIN SKVORC WASILLA — There’s something witchy happening in Wasilla this weekend. Valley Performing Arts’ (VPA’s) production of
Fighting 'toxic stress'
Caitlin Skvorc PALMER — School and public health officials say teachers need to know what’s going on in their students’
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To submit an item to the arts briefs, email news@frontiersman.com ‘The Dirty Hands’ in Talkeetna Oct. 9 Georgia
Art walk offers all kinds of options
Caitlin Skvorc PALMER — Art lovers and patrons of small business should have more than enough to keep them busy this
Beer events abound during Oktoberfest
Frontiersman staff Several beer-related events are being planned in the Mat-Su over the next month. Here’s a
Colony band marching to national competition
Caitlin Skvorc PALMER — The Colony High School marching band has achieved a lot of firsts for Alaska, but its most
Young director takes the stage
By Tiffany Borges/For the Frontiersman WASILLA – Mariah Schachle has been hanging around Valley Performing Arts for over five years,
Wasilla artist uses G.I. Bill to pursue illustration career
By Caitlin Skvorc PALMER — Wasilla artist Lori Teich said she started painting for a living because she “didn’t wanna
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‘Beer Meets Chocolate’ is Oct. 8 Arkose Brewery and JB Chocolatier of Palmer have been collaborating on this event ever
Senior models embrace creative — and risque — moneymaker
By Caitlin Skvorc PALMER — Sporting fishnets, feather boas and fur coats, local seniors are again strutting their stuff in this
Alaska Children’s Choir has new homegrown director
By Caitlin Skvorc WASILLA — The last time Jessie Eddings was involved in Alaska Children’s Choir, she was an 18-