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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Here’s to the heroes of the Last Frontier
How would Alaska be different without small airplanes and the tenacious men and women who pilot them? For any new
Community mourns loss of Councilmember Lovell
Life can change so quickly. Maybe one day your son is a happy, healthy middle school student with a pain
Planting the seeds of food security
The Valley has a unique farming history. It’s part of our past and a growing part of our present
Small-town fun and the veterans who make it possible
While others mourn the death of small-town living, here in the Valley we are fairly flooded with good, clean
There is no ‘justice’ when tragedy strikes
Even young children have a strong sense of justice. When we are small, maybe we think in terms of fair
Cheers for grown-up, civil conversations
Let’s just admit this right now — in years gone by, attending Houston City Council meetings was not our favorite
Stay cool, stay safe Alaska
This is the sort of legendary string of sunny days that will linger in the memories of Alaskans for years.
Thanks, Dad
While it may not be as celebrated as the bond between mother and child, father is probably the most important
‘One nation, under God, with liberty and justice for all’
In the U.S., we as individuals trace our roots back to every nation on the globe. We are from
We’ve had a bellyful of hunger
It’s our shame that some among us regularly go hungry. Why in the land of plenty do people still
Miners work magic on the Valley’s own ‘field of dreams’
Late in the movie “Moneyball,” Billy Bean, the longtime Oakland Athletics general manager played by Brad Pitt in the movie,
‘Like looking out the windows of Heaven’
Today is a noteworthy day in Alaska history and in the history of the North American continent. You see, Alaska