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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Respect for land critical to all
By Patricia Wade Spectrum I grew up hearing stories of things that happened to my Ahtna ancestors since the arrival
Mo Bailey never quit on life, veterans
By Greg Johnson The Razor's Edge I had been in the Valley for a couple months when I
Musk Ox Farm looks to the future
By Casey Ressler Mat-Su CVB The Palmer Musk Ox Farm has a fresh new outlook, thanks to a familiar
Saving lives from the mean streets
By Michael P. Carson Spectrum My shift started Friday nights at 8. My shift partner for those nights was John
From the shadows of VECO comes ‘faces of ACES’
By Ray Metcalfe Spectrum If we Alaskans are not vigilant, the corruption that ruled this state for more than 25
Parade doesn’t tread on liberty
By William Stam Spectrum I appreciate that the Fourth of July parade in Wasilla provided a community activity to celebrate
Coupons now good for Carrs
By Erika Buswell Consumer Column If you had asked two months ago which store I would absolutely not shop at
Parade treads on religious liberties
By Greg DeHart Spectrum It was Sunday morning, July 4, at about 11 a.m. I had picked up my
Review, prepare and re-energize for tourism
By Julie Nolen Business Buzz With summer quickly approaching, many Valley businesses are gearing up for their “100 days” tourism
Port MacKenzie rail will generate jobs, $1 billion a year in mineral production
By John Duffy Spectrum Port MacKenzie is the answer to the local demand to diversify our economy. The Port MacKenzie
10 reasons to hire veterans
By James Hastings Chamber Chatter Once again in our nation’s history, multiple generations are being called upon to serve
MEA-Chugach partnership makes sense
By Joe Griffith MEA Matters Bob Dylan wrote the timeless song, “The Times They Are A-Changin’.” Most of you