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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Let’s make sure the Mulchatna Massacre never happens again
By Tony Knowles Spectrum I join the many Alaskans appalled by the revelation that state officials in planes and helicopters
Surprise movie hit, “Sound of Freedom” brings awareness to human trafficking
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com There has been a lot of buzz over summer movie blockbusters, such as the newest
Recognizing and responding to signs of domestic violence
By Christian Hartley Now You Know Domestic violence is a devastating issue that affects people from all walks of life;
Alaska attorneys expect little impact from U.S. Supreme Court ruling on stalking
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon In a decision last month, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the stalking conviction of
Keenon Leland Keyes Indicted for 2011 Houston Murder
A Palmer grand jury indicted 36-year-old Keenon Leland Keyes on one count of first-degree murder and one
Why Congress may impose ethics code on Supreme Court Justices
By David Adler Spectrum Rising calls for Congress to enact new ethical standards for the Supreme Court, sparked by recent
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Make MSBSD great again: Support teachers To the editor If you've heard grumblings in the MSBSD recently and
AST, APD issue joint statement dispelling rumor of serial killer in Southcentral
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com The Alaska State Troopers (AST), along with The Anchorage Police Department issued a joint statement
As Alaska tourism rebounds, state and federal officials crack down on fake Alaska Native art
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon A Ketchikan man agreed to plead guilty this month to federal charges in conjunction with
Protecting an exploited elder
By Christian Hartley Now You Know We have a collective responsibility to the safety and well-being of vulnerable individuals,
Is posting of Ten Commandments in schools Constitutional?
By David Adler Spectrum The continued revival of interest among state legislatures in posting the Ten Commandments in public schools
Palmer woman sentenced for negligent homicide in 2021 case involving the death of an Anchorage man
Frontiersman.com Palmer Superior Court Judge John Cagle sentenced 26-year-old Kattie May Wilmarth to a composite sentence of