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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Alaska Startup Week inspires entrepreneurs to buck state’s gloomy outlook
By O’HARA SHIPE July marked the fourth straight year Alaska’s GDP has declined, making this the longest downturn
MELINDA THE MOM: Quotes worth a thousand words
By MELINDA MUNSON Some of the sentences I utter are just plain weird. I find myself repeating the same things
Jewel comes home: Alaska’s biggest star closes out its biggest music festival Sunday
By MATT HICKMAN There’s probably no probably about it — Jewel Kilcher is the biggest music star to ever come
Trees talk at the Eagle River Nature Center
By Melinda Munson Oureagle.com EAGLE RIVER — Sometimes it’s easy to see the forest for the trees, especially when
BACK TO HOMESCHOOL: Homeschool mom uses her small business to teach
By Katie Stark Frontiersman.com Ready or not, the fall 2017 school season is about to begin, and while parents
The Joy of homeschooling
By Tiffany Borges Frontiersman.com As Joy Davidson approaches her ninth year of homeschooling in the Matanuska Valley, she outlines
Youth theater camp tackles ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’
By JACOB MANN Oureagle.com Thursday is the preview, “pay what you can” night for the Alaska Fine Arts Academy’
Girl power: Local exercise studio provides free classes for teens
By Alina Cook Oureagle.com EAGLE RIVER — It is no secret that American women — Alaskan women included — struggle with body
Stubbs the cat, Talkeetna’s honorary mayor, dies at 20
By Phillip Manning For the Frontiersman TALKEETNA — Stubbs the cat passed away in the overnight hours between Thursday and Friday,
Teddy Bear Picnic prompts bear safety discussion
By Melinda Munson Oureagle.com EAGLE RIVER — The teddy bears at Bear Paw’s Teddy Bear Picnic were a diverse
Welcome To Alaska: The land of churches, coffee huts and Jazzercise
Melinda the Mom By Melinda Munson I’m a third generation Alaskan - sort of. My mother was born and raised