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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Garrett’s cabin: Family, community gather to fulfill dream for teen battling cancer
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Friday evening, Four Corners Bar was bustling with people sharing a common mission: support
Wow, those shoes stink!
By Amy Armstrong Oureagle.com As Connor Slocombe’s reign as the kid with the smelliest shoes in Alaska ends
Chugiak-Eagle River’s Bear Paw Festival kicks off
By Amy Armstrong Oureagle.com Food, fun and heroes. Abundance of all three is set for this year’s Bear
Peters Creek farmers’ market offers something for everyone
By Melinda Munson Oureagle.com CHUGIAK — Everyone likes something different. Jason Brown of Chugiak is sweet on Seldovitsch Family Farm’
Exit, stage right for Cyrano’s
By RJ Johnson Cyrano's Theatre Company is well known statewide. Regularly voted by the public as the best
Chance, the movie
By Matt Hickman Don’t look now, but Alaska’s film scene, once made up mostly of somewhat juvenile shorts
Orphaned Alaska black bear cubs to star at San Francisco Zoo
By Matt Hickman Frontiersman.com ANCHORAGE — Two motherless bear cubs found hundreds of miles apart by Alaska Fish and Game
Musk Ox and the fiber that could make you a fortune
By Sean Maguire For the Frontiersman PALMER — The first thing you notice about musk oxen is that they aren’t
The peonies are coming!
By AMY ARMSTRONG Oureagle.com EAGLE RIVER — Four years of consistent care, tending, watering and weeding are about to pay
Hales living their dream at Harvest Point Farms
By MELINDA MUNSON For the Frontiersman Matt Hale gets excited about poop. He gestures to the far fields of his
Growing Alaska
By SEAN MAGUIRE For the Frontiersman PALMER — Spring Creek farm is a new model for Alaskan agriculture that produces an
MEA meter upgrades moving ahead
By Melinda Munson Oureagle.com EAGLE RIVER — Matanuska Electric Association (MEA) wants members to be prepared as the cooperative continues