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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‘Lemonade Day’ to teach kids business, responsibility
WASILLA — Paul and Onaleea Belair have quite a plan for their new business. Adhering to the old adage about being
Claims in legislative audit miss the mark
By Andrew J. Niemiec Spectrum Since being established by the Legislature in 2003, the Knik Arm Bridge and Toll Authority
‘2013 Golden Apple Awards’ announced
WASILLA — The Early Childhood Partnership hosted the 2013 Golden Apple Awards at the Wasilla Chamber of Commerce meeting April 16.
Women’s clothier celebrates 1-year anniversary
WASILLA — It’s been a year now and Caroline Henn is still excited to be a small business owner. “I’
Insurance agent buys former KMBQ radio building
WASILLA — Along with establishing a good reputation with the community, the cliché about the secret behind a successful business usually
Spring event a chance for businesses to show off
WASILLA — For attendees of the annual Mat-Su Outdoorsman Show, the event is a way to kick off a spring
Auctioneer balances fun with profit
ROBERT DeBERRY Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — Hicks Creek Auction Co. owner Arnie Hrncir can be compared to a circus ringmaster.
Railroad announces plans to restructure
Alaska Railroad Corp. says it will eliminate 54 positions as part of a major corporate restructuring effort. The corporation has
Individual success can have ripple effect on a local economy
PALMER — When Ewoyn Ivey began writing “The Snow Child,” she had modest hopes for her first published novel. “Really, genuinely,
We’re all boosters for Alaska
By Casey Ressler Sometimes we take for granted the natural beauty that surrounds us daily and the many things our
Mat-Su RC&D conducts Barriers to Business survey
Frontiersman.com According to a study conducted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, more than 80 percent of the
Valley Mover has plenty left in the tank
WASILLA — Residents of a bustling, growing Mat-Su Borough have places to go, work to accomplish and people to see.