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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Oil companies eye Alaska’s Outer Continental Shelf
by TIM BRADNER Frontiersman.com Following through on promises to jump-start U.S. energy production, U.S. Secretary of
PRESS RELEASE: Jim Szczesniak named Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport manager
by STAFF ANCHORAGE – Governor Bill Walker has announced the appointment of Jim Szczesniak (says-knee-ak) as manager of Ted
SPECTRUM: Optimism for our state in 2018
by SENATOR DAN SULLIVAN As Alaskans, there’s no doubt that we face significant challenges, including high crime rates, especially
Job losses in Alaska expected to taper off in 2018
by KARINNE WIEBOLD Alaska is expected to lose jobs again in 2018, although the losses appear to be tapering. Total
Employment down 0.9 percent, unemployment rate unchanged
JUNEAU — Alaska’s total employment was down by an estimated 0.9 percent in November compared to November 2016, a
Palmer Carrs-Safeway earns ‘Golden Carrot’ in state marketing program
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com PALMER — Carrs-Safeway in Palmer just won the Golden Carrot Award. In June, the Division
Anchorage sells ML&P to Chugach, passing over Valley’s MEA
By TIM BRADNER For the Frontiersman A sale of Anchorage’s city-owned Municipal Light & Power to Chugach Electric,
Power Pledge Challenge winners tour MEA's Eklutna Generation Station
PALMER — Nearly 60 students earned a behind-the-scenes tour of MEA’s Eklutna Generation Station as winners of this
Alaska Dinner Factory enters Goldman Sachs small businesses program
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com WASILLA — For 11 years, Linnea Cummings has been running the Alaska Dinner Factory in Anchorage.
229 Parks chef on season 15 of Bravo’s ‘Top Chef’
By Matt Hickman To cope with the dark, cold, long Alaska winter nights usually requires some form of distraction. And
Familiar face to take leadership helm at Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber
By Amy Armstrong Oureagle.com A longtime local businesswoman has been selected to head the Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of
Drilling the Inlet
By TIM BRADNER For the Frontiersman Not long ago, people were writing off Cook Inlet as a depleted oil producing