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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Updates from Mat-Su fishing 'hotspots'
By Andy Couch Mat-Su Anglers Fishing Report Eklutna Without Current On Friday May 24 my wife and I drove
Governor examining energy bills passed by Alaska Legislature
By Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon Energy bills passed by the Alaska Legislature will help the state address natural gas supply
Rain, hail hits Palmer less than two hours ahead of the high school's outdoor graduation ceremony
Frontiersman.com Palmer High is the only school to host a graduation ceremony outdoors in the Mat-Su Borough School
Linda Rae Churn
A memorial service was held for Linda Rae Churn on Sunday, May 21st, 2017 at Portage Glacier, Alaska. She was
Knik Canoers and Kayakers hosts second annual screening
By Zack Fields Knik Canoers and Kayakers, the local paddling club in Southcentral Alaska, has been around for decades. Only
The High Country: Skiing above Peterson and Kern Creek
Headlamp by Zack Fields Thousands of feet above Girdwood, crenellated ridgelines encircle headwater glaciers that overlook Turnagain Arm. Near-vertical
White People and the Wilderness
Zack Fields Affluent people feeling #humbled and #blessed In our community, watching an international film festival about wild places feels
Far-north lake trout living in mystery
Ned Rozell In early March up on the frozen Arctic Coastal Plain, as the wind sculpts snow into drifts, it’
Are we living in a warm peak between ice ages?
Ned Rozell As another major rainstorm hit California in February, downtown San Francisco surpassed its normal rain total for an
Mt. Eva
Zack Fields From glaciers to rainforest in the Seward backcountry Seward has some of the best, least-visited ski terrain
Slog of Slogs
Zack Fields Most skiers have never identified Bench Peak on the horizon, let alone contemplated a trip to its lonely
More tropical nights in Alaska’s future?
Ned Rozell By the end of this century, Alaskans may be enjoying tropical evening breezes for about a week each