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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Exploring Alaska brings mosquitoes, memories
I think every Alaskan likes to get out there and explore Alaska. And by “Alaskans” I refer to everybody living
Voting is your right, responsibility
This weekend we are celebrating our nation’s birthday, born on the 4th of July in 1776, 238 years ago.
Not my dog
One November, many years ago, my son taught me something about how the continuum of love and loss flows through
In celebration of baseball and community
I love baseball. My teams are the Seattle Mariners and the Boston Red Sox – except when they play each other,
Repealing SB 21 good for accountability
Pretend for a moment that you have a daughter with two small children, and she is in the middle of
Iraq: History repeating itself?
A dire crisis is happening in Iraq. A well-armed group called the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or
Valley Voices: Lies, damn lies and politics
By Chuck Legge Breath deep. Do you smell that? Not the scent of newly blossomed flowers, but the faint aroma
Trip to visit Grandpa morphs into travel marathon
So we’re back from a whirlwind tour of California, Washington and Idaho. What started out as a trip to
Summer care tips for your dog
By Angie Lewis Summer should be a time of enjoyment for you and your dog, but all too often this
Gardening through the years
“That’s all the work I need done for today,” I said to my almost 16-year-old helper. We
Add a dash of kitchen conversation
Many diverse conversations took place at our kitchen table when my husband Gary and I lived in Slana, partly because
Is it opposite day again?
By Chuck Legge Several years ago my wife, son, mother-in-law, and I stuffed ourselves into a Volkswagen van