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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They have a dream
By Chuck Legge We celebrate the memory of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. every year. You might hear the occasional
Not the country I grew up in
By Charles D. Hayes Now in my eighth decade, I find that my confidence in America’s future no longer
Rain and radio on New Year’s Eve
“Rain! Is this Alaska or Seattle?” Those were my thoughts while I was driving through a deluge to Palmer after
The joy of Skyping
By Maraley McMichael “Hey! A new Tundra book,” exclaimed our 8-year-old grandson, as he ripped off the wrapping
Spare a thought for GIs serving
This holiday season, please take just a little time to remember those who are serving in our armed forces. They
Keep your pets safe during the holiday season
By Angie Lewis Celebrating the holidays can be such a wonderful experience for many of us. The smells, foods, decorations
Torture: America’s black eye
The Senate Intelligence Committee report released earlier this week, confirms what many have known for years: the CIA tortured prisoners
Getting ready for the big change-out
If you were to die in the next 10 minutes, are there things your surviving family members would need to
Grant to fund new pest management program
By Steven Seefeldt Here in Alaska we have relatively few pests on our farms and ranches. When I think about
I'm just a bill...
By Chuck Legge Quite a few of you reading this will probably remember the old “Schoolhouse Rock” TV show from
December 7 a day to remember Pearl Harbor
By Daniel D. Grota On the morning of the 7th of December 1941 aircraft were launched from six aircraft carriers
The joy of card parties
By Maraley McMichael “Oh!” I said looking around at the ladies, “Did I tell you that I’m going to