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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Old friends are new neighbors
We learned this week that some of our old friends will be our new neighbors in the Mat-Su Valley.
Mission accomplished: World War II veterans not forgotten here
Nearly 70 years after the end of World War II, some Alaska veterans are still working to complete one last
We truly are the home of the Iditarod
While the eyes of the world turn our way for a few days each March, here in the Mat-Su
Borough needs to be clear on monofill flap
We had a sit-down last week with a quartet of neighbors concerned about the idea of filling in a
Ballot initiative would clarify marijuana laws
We’re not going to tell you how to vote on the marijuana legalization initiative this fall. Approved for the
RX: More speech, not less, is the cure
Freedom of speech is a topic that get news reporters pretty worked up. For many, First Amendment issues are an
BOF makes the right call
We find a lot to cheer in the decisions made by the state Board of Fisheries this week. In a
No support here for school vouchers
Alaska and the Mat-Su aren’t strangers to contentious issues. Some of the same issues that divide the public
Dispatchers deliver for everyone
Around the newsroom this week we tossed around a joke about how, if you’re having a baby and can’
It’s time to hit the road running
In a fairy-tale world, commuters could avoid traffic congestion and skip between Anchorage and the Mat-Su along a
All residents lose with smaller city planning commission
Despite being in the heart of the population hub of the fastest growing area in Alaska, the city of Wasilla
‘It’s fair to say he helped build this place’
When the Palmer High football team takes to the gridiron next fall, a familiar face will be absent from Machetanz