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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Are we worthy of military’s sacrifices?
Any country that can’t see to it that all of its citizens have adequate health care without constant whining
Sen. Sullivan, you should have known better
By Daniel D. Grota This past Monday was a stunner. Not as in a stunning beauty, or as in stunning
‘American Sniper’ takes on democracy
By Charles D. Hayes Whether intended or not, one of the most successful war movies in decades very subtly makes
Dawn brings enlightenment to Ceres
Deep in the asteroid belt an object 590 miles in diameter flies in orbit of the sun. This “minor planet”
Overflow on the Chistochina
By Al Clayton I made a “snow plane” and used it for many years for various trips and adventures. It
Power from water in a new way
By Daniel D. Grota Water. We use it all the time in our daily lives — cooking our meals, bathing, drinking
Smoking, or vaping, bad news both ways
By Dan Grota I’m on the road a lot for my day job and so are the tunes on
Cooking for the crew
By Maraley McMichael Not many 18-year-old girls that I know would take on the job of being “camp
No I’m not dead, just in the Twilight Zone
By Dan Grota In case you were wondering I’m not dead. (Hey, if I was dead this would be
Developing bias is what brains do
By Charles D. Hayes A primary function of the human brain is to record an accurate snapshot of reality so
Repurposing the trophies
By Maraley McMichael Earlier this month I left a message on the answering machine of the Big Lake Lions Club
The Senate and climate change
As I was getting ready to swing down to palmer for my Thursday volunteer time at KVRF in Palmer, I