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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To the stars, through difficulty
It’s not often that one of our own is singled out for national honors. But this week it happened
Invest public resources wisely
Far be it from us to question the wisdom of renewable power. In fact, hydroelectric dams have proven to be
Coal mining past is little-known, worth preserving
Inserted into today’s Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman is a first-time project we’ve put together honoring this year’
We are the keepers of this garden
There is a word tossed about in economic development circles that also pops up in conversation on Earth Day: sustainability.
Goodness of people still outshines the evil
It is the state of being human that good and bad, cowardice and heroism exist in all of us. Within
Legislature leaves many bills for next session
There were big pieces of legislation approved this session. The House majority, at least, felt confident enough to boast that
SB21 is unlikely to boost throughput
In some circles, folks are lamenting the Legislature’s passage of Senate Bill 21, while others say this change will
Alaskans deserve better than tone-deaf cheering
When we talk about the proposed Knik Arm bridge project, one thing we don’t hear a lot about is
Process of funding public education borders on crazy
There’s a problem with how we fund schools. We see our own business costs climb year to year — paper
Kudos to the Samaritans at Mile 186.6
It must have sounded like thunder Sunday afternoon when two trucks collided at Mile 186.6 in the center of
Should Alaska spend more on prisoners than students?
On Thursday, the Senate passed Senate Bill 56, which would revise sentencing laws for first-time, small quantity, non-distributive
Special thanks for everyday heroes
The inquiry was one of sorrow, appreciation and reverence. It was a simple email from thousands of miles away asking