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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Shopping trends give local retailers hope
By GREG JOHNSON Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — Shopping online is more than just a growing trend, it’s becoming a
Wells Fargo donates $52,000 to local groups
MAT-SU — In the Mat-Su Borough, 60 Wells Fargo team members contributed $37,000 to local nonprofits through the
VPA partners with nonprofits to collect toys, food
By Margaret Hanson For the Frontiersman WASILLA — The Christmas holidays are here, a time to enjoy dinners and gatherings with
BLASTING OFF
By GREG JOHNSON Frontiersman.com PALMER — “For centuries, humans wondered whether Earth was unique in the universe. Though telescopes had
Bakery celebrates anniversary with 100-pound cinnamon roll
By GREG JOHNSON Frontiersman.com WASILLA — What’s warm and gooey, has 133,280 calories and can send a diabetic
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Hatfield ‘bakes’ top honors in cake contest All I Saw Cookware’s cake baking contest drew 14 entrants with seven
Numbers provide optimism for industry
By Casey Ressler Tourism numbers statewide indicate a small increase from last year, which is an encouraging sign for the
Valley Business Machine: From ‘copier’ to ’multi-function peripherals’
By HEATHER A. RESZ Frontiersman WASILLA — Back when Valley Business Machines started in the Mat-Su Valley in 1987, the
KABATA narrows finalists to 3
By Frontiersman staff ANCHORAGE — The Knik Arm Bridge and Toll Authority has narrowed a list of entities interested in financing,
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Board policy workshop is Nov. 8-9 Eric Craymer will present the workshop “Positive and Effective Leadership through Board Policy
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The Carrs/Safeway grocery retailer in Palmer opened its 12-pump on-site gas station and small convenience store. Shoppers
KABATA board meets in Wasilla
BY ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman WASILLA — The Knik Arm Bridge and Toll Authority is more than halfway through the $100 million