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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TRICARE benefits changes to take effect Jan. 1
By Airman 1st Class VALERIE MONROY JBER Public Affairs Changes to certain TRICARE benefits will start to take effect Jan.
SPECTRUM: Fiscal responsibility in the Mat-Su Borough School District
By Dr. Monica Goyette Since becoming superintendent, I have made it a priority to attend community meetings and listen to
SPECTRUM: Could selling state assets avoid or defer taxes?
By Mead Treadwell Swallow a small tapeworm, and it will become a larger tapeworm. That’s Grover Norquist’s warning
PALMER BUZZ: Cherry on the top
By BARBARA HUNT It was a tiny, spread-out party all over town at exactly noon on Saturday. The venues
Tailgaters: The Scum of Thompson Pass
Dustin H. James If I’m to believe everything I’ve read about Tailgate Alaska and what it’s doing
THE C WORD – “C” is for change
Indra Arriaga According to the World Health Organization and corroborated by the Center for Disease Control, in 2012 there were
Pressing People
O’Hara Shipe Melissa Seagull on becoming a tattoo artist With long brown hair softly grazing her lower back, a
The Reluctant Super-Pro: An Interview with Kevin Jones
Cody Liska The Reluctant Super-Pro: An Interview with Kevin Jones By Cody Liska “I pour concrete.” That’s what
You Gotta March
Zakiya McCummings Brie Felts—known by some as Brie Brutal—may be Canadian by blood, but it’s Anchorage, Alaska
Iconic Palmer Carrs bagger retires after 15 years
PALMER — Of all the places to find a celebrity, Carrs Safeway is probably not where most people would look. Nevertheless,
February Palmer Art Walk takes a romantic turn
PALMER — February marks the official beginning of the 2014 Palmer Art Walk season and organizers say the theme this month
VEDA McBRIDE
Wasilla resident Veda L. McBride, 74, died Sept. 19, 2000, at Valley Hospital in Palmer, from what her son said