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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Alaska State Parks celebrates 40 years
By Casey Ressler Mat-Su CVB This year, the Alaska State Parks system is celebrating its 40th anniversary. Even though
The real remedy for citizen apathy
By Stuart Thompson Spectrum American citizen apathy persists only because its source is never faced. In reality, several generations of
Cheese regs could kill home businesses
By Michael S. Nuckols Spectrum I attended a question-and-answer session Tuesday hosted by Dr. Jay Fuller of the
The truth about small business grants
By July Nolen Business Buzz Starting a small business can be challenging, especially when funding is an issue. Although the
Port has potential to leave Mat-Su Borough high and dry
By Grace Whedbee Spectrum Who paid for the “great experiment” to see if a ship could use Port MacKenzie to
Keep the Palmer rail tracks
By Gregory Gusse Spectrum Sunday’s Frontiersman editorial on the Palmer rail tracks was sadly a bit shallow. The railroad
Let’s focus on what was kept in budget
By Sen. Linda Menard Spectrum Now that the dust has settled from this year’s legislative session, I’ve been
Wishbone Hill mine could be a public health hazard
By Michele Prevost Spectrum Alaska is a great place to live and play. We have majestic scenery, endless outdoor recreational
Don’t miss opportunities to do good
By Greg Johnson The Razor's Edge Do a good turn daily. It’s a simple, honest code of
Is membership worth it?
By Jessica McGill Berberich Chamber Chatter I remember when I thought spending my much-needed funds on my local chamber
Strong mayor vs. borough manager
By John Wood Spectrum John Duffy, who has served as Mat-Su Borough manager for the past 10 years, is
Clock’s ticking on new fuel infrastructure
By Joe Griffith Spectrum Editor’s Note: This is the second two coumns by MEA General Manager Joe Griffith on