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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Soil-smelling good for the curious gardener
By Sally Koppenberg The Dirt Divas Still looking for something to do outdoors that takes a few hours and yet
September will leave you all juiced up about berries
By Brooke Heppinstall The Dirt Divas September used to be a lovely month. A few years ago, we could depend
It’s a good thing I don’t carry a grudge
By Tiffany Horvath Homefront My older bother brother and sister-in-law discovered the sex of their new baby last
State Division of Agriculture no friend to farmers
By River Bean Spectrum The Anchorage Farmers Market is once again stuck in a hard spot. As president of the
Prop. 1 is needed to protect your rights
By Pat Marley Another View I support Mat-Su Borough Prop. 1 and here’s why: It’s our land,
Children need education about agriculture and conservation
By Victoria Naegele For Land's Sake Each year the Alaska State Fair, inspired by agricultural tradition, opens my
Sports fan — the original know-it-all
By Greg Johnson The Razor's Edge OK, sports fans. It's the best time of the year
Look for the hidden meanings of Prop. 1
By Lynn Fuller Spectrum The Mat-Su Borough Prop. 1 is a disaster. Please vote “no” Oct. 2. If this
Read Prop. 1 and decide for yourself
By Darin Markwardt Spectrum Mat-Su Borough Prop. 1 advocates are in full battle gear. They can no longer hide
Future for energy is Railbelt cooperation
By Wayne Carmony General Manager Matanuska Electric Association In late August, Matanuska Electric Association filed a petition with the Regulatory
Determining Alaska’s oil value
By Gov. Sarah Palin Spectrum Excited and grateful to tackle the issue, my administration and the 25th state Legislature owe
I still aspire to be Papa Grousman
By Greg Johnson The Razor's Edge Raymond K. Grousman is near the top of the list of heroes