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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Valley kids win kudos for attitude
I graduated from South Kitsap High School in Port Orchard, Wash. At that time, South Kitsap was the largest school
BP contracted for drilling rigs after 2008 tax law change
By Les Gara When debating proposals that could cost Alaskans billions of dollars, it’s important to have your facts
Film’s benefits not all on the bottom line
By Wanetta Ayers Spectrum Movies, books and plays often shine a light on unrecognized or unaddressed problems in our society.
Questions what Tea Party has to offer
By Daniel D. Grota I will be dead honest with you. As an independent, I have never been a fan
Clearing up misconceptions about crossing
I would be remiss if I didn’t stand up and correct some misstatements that were made in a recent
Don’t take responsibility out of being a citizen
By Stuart Thompson Spectrum A foundation of our system of government is that enforcement of the Constitution and rule of
Some things about women I’ll never understand
By Ben Compton Compton's Corner So, according to the title of the famous book, “Men are from Mars
Debunking bridge myths
By Blake Merrifield In case you missed it, Wasilla Mayor Verne Rupright was featured in an article on Aug. 4
How will we behave this time?
By Daniel Grota The 2012 presidential election cycle is ramping up. Every four years it seems to start sooner and
Freedom and the fight for ethical government
By Jim Sykes Ethics hang in the balance at the Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting Aug. 16 as two very
When it comes to milk, raw is risky
By Kristin Ryan Eat natural. That’s what many Alaskans are trying to do to improve their nutrition while supporting
Dip netting fun for the whole family
By Ben Compton Unlike me, the majority of my immediate family had never lived in Alaska before 2007. They’re