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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Safety is the best solution
The debate in the Valley over what to do with the Parks Highway west of Wasilla spilled over into a
Here’s to you, Mat-Su
The sky is blue, the sun is shining and it smells like spring is in full bloom. These are the
Anyone can make bad choices
Choose Respect is in its third year. More than 100 Alaska communities — including Wasilla, Palmer, Willow and Sutton — took to
Cut to rail funding could leave state off track
Although it is as present here as winter snow and summer fireweed, the Alaska Railroad is not something we suspect
‘Stand Your Ground’ law looks familiar
It was nearly impossible this week to miss the national news story about the shooting death of Florida teen Trayvon
‘Mt. Chosin Few’ a fitting tribute
It’s no secret the Valley values its veterans. We have a strong contingent of veterans and military families who
Prison sewage argument misguided
A lot of ink has been spilled, hands wrung and brows furrowed over the idea that the Goose Creek Correctional
Iditarod part of Valley life year-round
It wasn’t so long ago in Alaska when planes, trains, automobiles — and more recently snowmachines and helicopters — replaced sled
Alaska headlight rules warrant legislative remedy
We may be in the minority among our neighbors, but a lot of us at the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman
Good job making tough choices
Life is a series of choices. Many of them are difficult. Some are life and death. We published two stories
Wasilla council needs to make the tough choice
Members of local elected bodies often tout how they’re charged with doing the will of the people. They’re
Community unites to help homeless teens
We probably don’t have to tell you what kind of winter the Valley has had. Since Christmas we have