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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Lives rebuilt
By Amy Armstrong Frontiersman.com Editor’s Note: This is the first in the “Lives Rebuilt” series in which the
The NaNoWriMo challenge
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com PALMER — The month of November has become an annual wave of words across the nation.
PLB program offers peace of mind in outdoors
By Airman 1st Class CAITLIN RUSSELL JBER Public Affairs With so many mountains and thick woods encompassing Alaska, it’s
JBER doesn’t play with drug trafficking, abuse
NEWS RELEASE JBER SJA The report published here contains actual cases involving Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Airmen in the use
Alaska man’s uncle beatified by Catholic Church
By Tiffany Borges For the Frontiersman Growing up in Southeast Alaska, Carl Fundeen didn’t know he had a possible
Drilling the Inlet
By TIM BRADNER For the Frontiersman Not long ago, people were writing off Cook Inlet as a depleted oil producing
Reindeer’s appearance continues to honor legacy of Tom Williams
By Amy Armstrong Oureagle.com EAGLE RIVER — He didn’t dress as Santa for the Merry Merchant Munch, but the
The Force is strong with this one man show
By ROB LEFEBVRE Anchorage Press Charles Ross has been performing his one-man Star Wars show for over 17 years
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
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
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