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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February Palmer Art Walk takes a romantic turn
PALMER — February marks the official beginning of the 2014 Palmer Art Walk season and organizers say the theme this month
Major investor leaves Alaska
By Sen. Mike Dunleavey Spectrum Most Alaskans strive to grow and prosper and welcome those willing and able to invest
Strong economy impacts zones of underemployment
By Dianne Blumer Spectrum While much of the Lower 48 is still recovering from a devastating recession, Alaska’s economy
Agricultural economist seminar is today
PALMER — The finalist for the Cooperative Extension agricultural economist/farm and ranch management specialist position will lead a public seminar
Oil tax reform: Creating opportunity for all Alaskans
By Gov. Sean Parnell Spectrum Should oil tax policy be about more money for government spending or about more economic
Republican Party needs a renewal
By Daniel Hamm Spectrum All political parties drift and evolve over time. The Alaska Republican Party is no different and
We are more than ‘uninformed sheep’
By Ed Kessler Spectrum This letter is in response to your article on Alaska Department of Natural Resources’ decade-long
Exposing the small government fallacy
By Charles D. Hayes In Other Views Politically, today’s cry for small government has more to do with reducing