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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Saving lives comes full circle
The Mat-Su Borough has a whole new crop of emergency responders today — thanks to a handful of volunteers from
Stiffer penalties may deter repeat offenders
There’s really nothing remarkable about the five court cases we looked up Monday morning. Three are drunken driving cases,
We’ve come a long way over the decades
As the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman enters its 64th year of publication, it has us thinking about how much the
Parks Highway is ‘the road to the bank’
It’s the road to the bank. The Parks Highway is a vital supply line over which millions of tons
Don’t read between the lines with libraries
Here’s something worth checking out. With the New Year fast approaching, the city of Wasilla is ramping up more
Story of lone spruce embodies Christmas spirit
For us, the story started as a newsroom conversation about a photo by Anchorage Daily News’ Bill Roth that was
Friendship dinner marks 19 years
It’s great to have family over for Christmas — all 2,000 of them. Although the annual Christmas Friendship Dinner
MSBSD must maintain quality in classrooms
Nobody seems immune to the economic downturn of the last couple of years, including the Mat-Su Borough School District.
Protect those who’ve pledged to ‘protect and serve’
We are in what is annually a peak time for traffic accidents. People are taking time off work. Some are
Gears grinding down on borough gravel solution
The Frontiersman is probably more aware than most how slowly the wheels of government turn. But even we are somewhat
A celebration of life
At the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman, we encounter people across the continuum of their lives. For some local people, we
NIMBY decisions can be costly
Recent developments in the long process to bring sewer and water service to the prison being built at Point MacKenzie