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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Teen deserves credit for saving 5-year-old girl
What does it take to be a hero? Do you have to throw a football 4,000 yards a season?
Justice delayed is justice denied
This is a simple, straightforward legal axiom that has legs. Since first being coined by 19th century British politician William
Society still lags in finding solutions to drug problems
In our news pages lately we’ve been relating discussions surrounding a class of drugs that has come to be
End of a 29-year teaching career
In today’s Frontiersman, you may have read a story about Darlene Zehm, a 34-year teacher who spent the
Last ‘Cutthroat’ dies at age 94
Alaska and the United States lost a piece of our living history Oct. 28 when Ed Walker, 94, died at
State should approve funds to open Goose Creek
We’ve written before about the Goose Creek Correctional Center and stand by our opinion that the state would be
Bettine left her mark on borough
Although Cindy Bettine no longer has a seat at the table for the Mat-Su Borough Assembly, we doubt we’
Borough should OK library deal
We like it when people — especially those we have elected to serve — find innovative ways to work together. The credit
It’s your life: You Choose
The hottest ticket in the Mat-Su Valley this weekend was to a concert Saturday night promoting healthy lifestyles. We
What’s in a job?
In a perfect world, every person would work at a job that pays a family wage, as it’s called.
Kohring should apologize to voters
It seems the long, sad story of Vic Kohring may finally come to an end this week. After years of
How often do you go hungry?
Are you warm enough? It’s getting cold outside, and many are preparing for another Alaska winter by purchasing new