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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CARING CAFE: Venture aims to help developmentally disabled clients fit into the workforce
BY STEVEN MERRITT Frontiersman.com WASILLA — An organization dedicated to helping Valley residents with developmental and other disabilities is getting
Tourism marketing an investment at state, local level
By Casey Ressler Tourism Talk On June 29, Gov. Bill Walker used his veto pen for a wide range of
Alaska oil production rises for first time in 14 years
ANCHORAGE — On Thursday, Sen. Cathy Giessel (R-East Anchorage and Anchorage Hillside), Chair of the Senate Resources Committee, responded to
TAPPING A MARKET: New brewery operation sets sights on former Mat Maid plant in Palmer
BY BRIAN O’CONNOR Frontiersman.com PALMER — Two longtime beer industry pros hope to turn part of downtown Palmer into
Projects hope to utilize Point Mac to ship natural gas
Steven Merritt POINT MACKENZIE — This region of vast birch and cottonwood forest is at the center of supplying two very
Business, new builders — and a young boy — benefit from workshop
Caitlin Skvorc PALMER — Little by little, a family cabin building business is making wishes come true. About 25 people gathered
Consultant tells Palmer chamber vocational ed realities are replacing myths
Steven Merritt PALMER — Defining vocational education and career training in the 21st century should be far removed from the myths
Big things happening at MTA
By Michael C. Burke Nearly a year ago, I became the Chief Executive Officer of MTA. I have thoroughly enjoyed
Mat-Su CVB launches new website
Frontiersman staff report WASILLA — The Mat-Su Convention and Visitors Bureau launched its new website Thursday, May 19, highlighting the
New building planned on Bogard
Steven Merritt WASILLA — A family-owned construction company likes what it sees these days along Bogard Road in Wasilla. From
MTA issues record total in capital credit checks
Frontiersman staff WASILLA — Matanuska Telephone Association announced May 19 the co-op has set a record in the issuance of
MEA board OKs reduced third-quarter rate increase
Steven Merritt WASILLA — Matanuska Electric Association customers will see a smaller-than-projected increase in base rates starting in July,