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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'You Choose' project seems a logical choice
For years, the Valley’s young people have heard the same message over and over: Don’t do drugs. Just
Onus is on companies to follow the law
AT&T, ACS, GCI and Dish Network are taking money unlawfully from hundreds of Valley residents and our local
Being a dad is man’s work
Chances are, you’ve been at an event where one of the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman’s reporters or photographer
Sutton deserves a new library
Is there a town anywhere that loves its library as much as Sutton? Can you imagine another community in which
Reflections on the ‘Making of the Flag’
There is a pride that swells inside of us when we hear the National Anthem performed and watch Old Glory
Redistricting plan needs tweaking
It might be too late for this kind of pontification, but we feel compelled to at least weigh in on
Valley’s mass transit options expanding
A pair of Valley companies are taking residents for a ride, and we think you ought to know about it.
Colony Days recalls our roots
Nowadays, kids study Alaska history in school. But for Larry Vasanoja, the last 76 years of Alaska history are his
Nugen’s Ranch opens new facility, marks 30 years of service
Anyone who needs an example of how people’s lives can be transformed need look no farther than the Nugen
Hats off to a Mat-Su matriarch
It’s been a long time since anyone made the sort of cloth from which Jay Nolfi is cut. Born
Toddler drowning a sad reminder for all
Judging by the thermometer and police reports, it’s summer in Alaska. Police reports are filled with all the usual
‘These dead shall not have died in vain’
We spend a lot of time dividing ourselves into smaller and smaller groups. White people. Tall people. Rich people. Old