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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Alaska’s delegation can protect federal workers and critical funding
By Dan Cannon Spectrum Recent executive actions affecting the federal workforce are disrupting Alaskan jobs and funding. Alaska federal workers
Valley-based trooper Sgt. Jared Noll recognized for drug enforcement work in governor’s annual address to Legislature
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Valley-based Alaska State Trooper Sgt. Jared Noll won recognition for his work in
Trump's 'Return to Office' order: The opposite of DOGE?
By Thomas L. Knapp Opinion In a Wall Street Journal op-ed last November (“The DOGE Plan to Reform Government”
No one will move from Palmer when new Agriculture Department created, state says
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Gov. Mike Dunleavy has issued his Executive Order creating a new Department of Agriculture,
Understanding enterprise funds: Why some government services work like businesses
By Christian Hartley Now You Know Have you ever wondered why you must pay to take your trash to the
Legal aid vital to community health
By Mark Kelsey For the Mat-Su Health Foundation A statewide nonprofit organization that helps more than 7,000 low-
Palmer to study its downtown parking, develop new plan
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Palmer’s city council has approved a new study for parking and pedestrian and
Redemption Apparel and Steam Driven Boutique joining forces
By Kyle Wilkinson For the Frontiersman Redemption Apparel and Steam Driven Boutique, both extensions of MY House, are joining forces
Quadrennial Review helps ensure troops are paid competitively
By David Vergun DOD News Every four years, the Defense Department conducts a complete review of the principles and concepts
Time to put the Inflation Reduction Act on ice
By Andy Mangione RealClearWire The Biden Administration and its congressional allies passed the ironically named Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in
Grocery shoppers willing to pay more for Alaska Grown produce, study finds
By Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon How much are Alaskans willing to pay for produce that is homegrown? A newly published
What Oren Cass Sunstein could learn from Henry George Costanza
By Joel Schlosberg Opinion Oren Cass’s “What Economists Could Learn From George Costanza” (The New York Times, December 23)