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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Responders undoubtedly saved lives
The wind is still blowing and flames are still threatening homes. In this moment, the wind still howls and our
Fireworks spark laughter, build community
For the past 13 years, the Mat-Su Valley has marked the beginning of the winter holiday season with a
Taxpayers shouldn’t shoulder developers’ costs
Paring the fastest growing region in Alaska with a Mat-Su Borough Assembly that seems resolved to return to the
Counting blessings in the Valley
There’s been lots of talk this past year about the top 1 percent who control the lion’s share
Fire safety for the holidays
It’s a familiar, picturesque scene — flames dance in the woodstove while the smell of turkey roasting in the kitchen
Think ‘local’ when shopping for the holidays
A report issued a few days ago offers a classic good news-bad news scenario unfolding for the upcoming holiday
Time with family is priceless
We are just days away from one of our favorite holidays of the year, Thanksgiving. We love everything about it.
Gattis was right to step down from school board
Having used some pretty strong words in this space when talking about a land deal she was involved in with
DeBerry honored with statewide life-saving award
It’s been almost a year since we met John Buckley during one of life’s clarifying moments. We were
Every vote should count in every election
We elected U.S. President Barack Obama to a serve a second term Tuesday, but how did it happen? We’
Voter turnout: We can do better
Complaining is like junk food: just something for your mouth to do. We hear one phrase a lot this time
Sleeping Mat River will return for the Old Glenn
Mother Nature is bigger than all of us. No matter how powerful and in control we feel, she is in