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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Marcia “Ann” Ray
Marcia “Ann” Ray, 70, of Wasilla died Nov. 26, 2017 of heart complications. Ann was born May 24, 1947, in
Public and local representatives meet with sport and commercial fishing officials
By Howard Delo Outdoors About 15 members of the public, a couple of state legislators or their aides, one borough
5 things to do in the Mat-Su: Weekend of Dec. 1
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com Silent auction for Meals on Wheels The Palmer Senior Center will be hosting its silent
Drilling the Inlet
By TIM BRADNER For the Frontiersman Not long ago, people were writing off Cook Inlet as a depleted oil producing
Well worth it
By Barbara Hunt For the Frontiersman PALMER — “Palmer, Alaska: Businesses and Buildings 1897-1970” is a remarkable 300-plus-page
ANALYSIS: Skeptics aren’t buying a smaller, safer Pebble Mine
By TIM BRADNER There’s a new Pebble. It’s a mine that would be smaller and more compact, and
Eagle River’s Merry Merchant Munch delivers holiday fun
By AMY ARMSTRONG Oureagle.com Let’s just borrow a line from a classic holiday tune that states, “It is
PALMER BUZZ: It’s beginning to look a lot like December
By BARBARA HUNT Frontiersman.com PALMER — We are on the eve of December; and in Palmer, Alaska, the month of
Removing face tattoos leads to bipolar diagnosis, stable employment
By Amy Armstrong Frontiersman.com Just looking in the mirror each morning caused Billy Gibby to feel deep sadness. It
PUBLISHER’S NOTEBOOK: Honoring Alaska State Trooper Hans Roelle
By DENNIS ANDERSON The Alaska State Troopers on Friday posted an “in memoriam” commemoration of Trooper Hans Roelle. A 17-
An end in sight for Alaska’s recession
By TIM BRADNER For the Frontiersman Alaska’s recession will continue through 2018 by all indications but losses of jobs
Small Business Saturday gaining momentum in Palmer
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com PALMER — Two days after Thanksgiving, besides snacking on leftovers, locals can spend their time supporting