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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Thankful for the precious gift of life
Thanksgiving is a feast in celebration of the harvest. It is a day of gathering together, not only for food,
A hitchhiker’s guide to a comet
This past January, I wrote about the Rosetta spacecraft and its decade-long flight to catch up with the Comet
Reflections of a vet on Veterans day
One hundred years ago, Europe was plunged into war, a war like no other. In the four years it marched
Vote, don’t make Mom mad
My Mother is mad. Not good. No, not good at all. Most times she is happily nuts with a huge
The joys of generator power
In October 1999 my husband Gary and I moved from Palmer to Slana, which was at that time one of
School-age shooter stalks our students, again
The news of yet another school shooting has been splashed all over the media. Three dead, four wounded in a
The Internet and lynch mob politics
A great strength of the Internet is its ability to bring people together, and this, ironically is also a great
Back to the basics
By Maraley McMichael My mind wandered as I made nachos recently — organic tortilla chips, shredded cheese, chopped jalapeno peppers and
Hey, hey, ho, ho — Don Young’s got to go
Congressman Don Young has to go. Plain and simple. The man who was something of an enigma for years has
The devil made me do it
By Chuck Legge Those of us in the business of political pontification find it easy to blame the Koch brothers
Grain-free diets for dogs
Choosing the best food for your dog can be very challenging and confusing. New trends come and go and are
Let’s get PACs out of Alaska elections
Are you tired of those ads on TV? You know, those political ads put on by outside groups, Political Action