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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Anchorage mayor releases safety criteria for businesses to re-open or expand operations
Some nonessential businesses began to open across the state Friday after state officials revised prior health mandates. The Municipality of
I grew up in rural Alaska: Here’s my best advice for staying at home
By Rachel Butler For the Frontiersman When schools first closed in Seattle due to COVID-19 I thought being cooped
Local response: Valley doctor praises effort in battle against coronavirus
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman.com PALMER — At the seventh COVID-19 press conference hosted by the Mat-Su Borough, medical
Local photographer giving away $10,000 worth of prom photo sessions to Valley graduates
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Relic Photographic owner Hanna Thimsen and her sister Heidi Burtch are currently accepting applications
‘The newest chapter’: Black Birch Books temporarily closed, but still open
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Black Birch Books is closed for the next year due to the financial gap
Some non-essential businesses can reopen as early as Friday with limitations, state officials say
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com State officials have teased the potential reopening of certain business sectors in Alaska. Gov. Mike
Governor lays out his plan to spend $1.25 billion in COVID-19 relief, but actions by the Legislature may be needed
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced a plan to the Legislature Wednesday to use $1.25
Army seeks 10,000 low-cost ventilators to combat COVID-19
By Thomas Brading Army News Service WASHINGTON — Within six to eight weeks, the Army wants to deploy more than 10,
Amid COVID-19, 673d MDSS Airmen innovate added layer of protection
By Airman 1st Class Samuel Colvin JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska — Two 673d Medical Support Squadron (MDSS) Airmen refined their
Mat-Su Regional feels the love as community produces protective gear for healthcare workers
By Katie Stark For the Frontiersman PALMER – As the number of COVID-19 cases has steadily increased in Alaska, so
Mat-Su Borough, cities to receive over $65 million in CARES act funding
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman.com PALMER — Mat-Su Borough Mayor Vern Halter addressed questions and concerns about the reopening of
Governor to release revised health mandates, Alaska up to 335 cases of COVID-19
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman.com ANCHORAGE — Gov. Mike Dunleavy will be joined by Alaska Department of Health and Social Services