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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Time to absolve ancient rhetoric about women
By Bill Stanfill Spectrum Yet again I find it necessary to hit the keyboard in response to what I perceive
Palin’s earned newspaper’s respect, support
By Kari Sleight My View As outlined in today’s editorial, Wasilla, the Mat-Su Valley and Gov. Sarah Palin
‘You have the most amazing flowers’
By Brooke Heppinstall The Dirt Divas “Do you think we could grow these back home?” It’s disheartening to have
Legislature must follow rule of law
By Stuart Thompson Spectrum The true value of the corruption convictions of Anderson, Kott and Kohring and the corruption allegations
The power of the worm
By Sally Koppenberg The Dirt Divas Whether you are talking about vermiculture, vermicompost, worm power, worm castings, worm doo or
Dull vs. not dull: Politics of contrasts
By Ivan Moore The Moore Report In case you hadn’t noticed, the Primary election is next Tuesday. Of the
Spare time and how to fill it
By Hally Truelove The Dirt Divas I guess we have all talked enough about the cold and rainy summer. I
Vickers needs studs on his tires
By Ivan Moore The Moore Report Hello, Frontiersman readers. Ivan Moore here, checking in for the first of a series
Cool summers make for hardy gardeners
By Brooke Heppinstall The Dirt Divas This summer is going down as the coolest summer on record. It’s not
Happy thoughts of damp gardens
By Sally Koppenberg The Dirt Divas I’m quite sure that our delights and tolerances as adults have their origins
Fast and the furious at the drive-thru
By Greg Johnson The Razor's Edge Fast food is supposed to be convenient — a quick, easy (though not
Cook Inlet fisheries deserve more protection
By Rob Ernst Spectrum As the salmon return to Cook Inlet, it’s time to take notice of the incredible