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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For the love of books
By Maraley McMichael “There are two of Ron Wendt’s books in the 50 percent sale area. I’d really
Make every season election season
By Chuck Legge Here we are on the eve of another election. Actually it’s a primary, so we’re
Socializing your puppy
By ANGIE LEWIS A critical period of socialization for a puppy happens anywhere from eight to 16 weeks of age.
Dresser brings back memories
By Maraley McMichael All I wanted to do was wash down the little three-drawer dresser that we brought back
The healing power of telling my story
Some friends and family have asked me why I write. It is a little complicated, but I will try to
Stone Age Politics in Cyberspace
By Charles D. Hayes For years, I have vacillated between optimism and pessimism with regard to the future. More often
What about the children?
For the last few months America has been the target of a tidal wave. It is a tidal wave of
Reasons to celebrate
By Maraley McMichael My parents didn’t live long enough to celebrate their 60th anniversary, which would be in late
My car may be obsolete, but to me it still has relevance
By Ben Compton I love cars. Always have, always will. But the cars I like to drive tend to be
Warren Keogh, man of common sense
First off, let me state here that the following is my own opinion, and not the Frontiersman’s. Nor is
Daylight is the best antiseptic
By Chuck Legge I shouldn’t presume to give the political right advice on how to handle the recent Malaysian
Trotting out the 'I' word
By Chuck Legge For the past couple of years I’ve avoided the subject of Sarah Palin. Admittedly I do