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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It’s not ‘just business’ when you’re a public figure
We found ourselves on familiar emotional ground when preparing for today’s paper the story of Lynn Gattis, her hay
Congratulations Mat-Su Valley Good Neighbors
For too long we have allowed the perceptions of others to define us. People look down their noses at the
A tragedy all around
The Wasilla Police Department announced this week it had completed its investigation into the death of Faith Phillips, the 19-
Voting is a gift
Call it voter apathy, blame the rapid pace of modern life, or maybe that more than 75 percent of us
Look domestic violence in the eye
We heard a story this week about a couple of local dads who met under unusual circumstances and parted ways
Borough finally set to take action on towering problem
That tall towers are going up at record pace in the Mat-Su Borough is partly a function of the
Burying children without knowing who killed them is a fate worse than death
Today’s news got us thinking about the nature of criminal investigation and the questions it can and can’t
Plan to stay alive
Sometimes disaster comes in the form of flooding, sometimes as wildfire. And sometimes disaster is when the salmon that are
Candidate sets good example
Sometimes blind acrimony seems the natural byproduct to hotly contested primary races such as the recent primary between incumbent state
If not Felony Flats, where?
Should we applaud or mourn the impending destruction (or possible dismantling) of the Mile 49 cabins, known colloquially as Felony
How can you help fight hunger in our community?
The first snow of this winter season fell Saturday. And though it didn’t stick around for long, it was
Don’t vote It’s not worth the time
We’ve grown weary of urging readers to go vote. In advance of every election we lay out our most