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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Show, not tell, our veterans we are grateful
The Valley and Alaska are home for a lot of soldiers, many with multiple active duty tours of service to
Making Christmas last
What is it about volunteering that just feels so good? What is it about the act of setting aside our
Glory to God in the highest and on Earth peace
Merry Christmas to all our readers. We depart from our normal three-times-a-week mode of editorializing in this
Christmas spirit lives
There’s a reason the editorial from the Sept. 21, 1897, edition of the New York Sun is the most
Hats off to teachers
Public school teachers and school administrators are popular public punching bags. Folks hold teachers accountable when graduates aren’t prepared
HB 88 was always about Sharia law
Though we admired former Rep. Carl Gatto’s service to his state and community, we were vocal critics of his
No more Newtowns
“Our hearts are broken today.” Addressing a shocked and grief-stricken nation on Friday, President Obama summed up the collective
Beus indictment dashed hopes, dreams
We were more than a little saddened Tuesday to learn of federal charges brought against Kyle Beus. If you didn’
No business should be forced to close by vandals
There has been a rash of break-ins in the Mat-Su Valley that is noteworthy for a few reasons.
Borough finally passes tower regs
After about a year of living just completely naked on the issue of tall towers, the Mat-Su Borough finally
Three cheers for planning
In light of recent events we’d like to say some kind words about some much-maligned concepts in this
’Tis the season to do good
At the most basic level, we are pre-programmed to do good. Whether you call it a conscious or something