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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Retired and proud of it (Part 1)
By Daniel D. Grota Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part series by columnist Dan Grota
Life’s purpose: Ripples
By Charles D. Hayes If you ask people how they would like to be remembered, you will likely be met
Writer’s block leads to wandering thoughts
Daniel Grota Sigh, it’s one those days. A slow day where nothing appears to be going on. Ever had
The Grand Old Party may be doomed
Daniel Grota I didn’t watch the latest Republican debate because I had the feeling it would just end up
The wall that should never be built
Daniel D. Grota The recent spat between Pope Francis and presidential wannabe Donald Trump dredged up something that needs to
Women and the draft: It’s about time
Daniel D. Grota In a commentary piece in Sunday’s ADN, Paul Jenkins wrote an article entitled: “Drafting women into
“Danger Close: Alaska” — what a weekend!
Daniel D. Grota Whew, what a weekend! My head is awash with ideas and insight after a two-day writers’
Writer’s workshop a chance to share, learn
Daniel D. Grota Writing is a large part of my life now. It is a constant challenge with quite a
Virginia snow day conjures up memories of Valley home
By Rachel Kenley Fry I dreamed of a White Christmas in 2015. But in Blacksburg, Virginia, where I now live,
Alaska singing the PFD blues
Chuck Legge So here's the deal. We have a $5 billion dollar state budget with a $4 billion
PTSD shouldn’t be used to play politics
Daniel Grota Well I wasn’t surprised at all with the addition of Sarah Palin to the Donald Trump campaign.
Reflecting on the lasting legacy left by Dr. King
Dan Grota When you hear the name Martin Luther King Jr. what comes to your mind first? Civil rights leader,