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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Sometimes agriculture provides a good chuckle
By Victoria Naegele For Land's Sake I shouldn’t be surprised that kids coming through the livestock barn
Public evaluation for superintendent
By Kenneth Bernley Spectrum The hiring of a public school superintendent is the most important decision a local school board
Truman had it right: good info, good decisions
By Stuart Thompson Spectrum The greatest problem our country now faces is the increasing refusal of our leaders and chief
Setting record straight on ethics
By Jim Sykes Spectrum In these days when people can express their opinion instantly, whether or not they know anything,
New monument to public waste
By Greg Johnson The Razor's Edge There are few topics that rile up residents like taxes and their
Paradigm change with Walker
By Larry Wood Spectrum Bill Walker’s gas pipeline to Valdez is much more than just a pipe dream. It
Smart phones provide marketing opportunities
By Casey Ressler Tourism Talk Do you remember that archaic rectangular box that you needed to access the Internet a
Hope bolsters pilot, families during glacier ordeal
By Vicki Naegele Spectrum When Don Erbey answered my call to his home telephone Wednesday night, I was surprised, and
Blowing the whistle on ‘weak mayor’
By Mike Chmielewski Spectrum Now that the World Cup has been decided, the question of changing to a strong mayor
Protect your computer
By Quentin Algood Chamber Chat Your computer is an inanimate object that can’t be permanently damaged by any known
Access to health care is what matters
By Bettye Davis Spectrum While stories of the governor’s veto of Senate Bill 13 and funding for expansion of
Protecting sources protects the public
By Kevin Z. Smith Spectrum During the course of its investigation into the current Gulf of Mexico oil spill, The