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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No easy answers
It seems like every other month or so we call one or the other unions representing school district employees, and
Hole-in-1 for Palmer
Golf may reward sub-par players, but the game can pay big dividends by scoring high for a municipality. Here,
Lest we forget
Hundreds of Valley residents took time out on a sunny Saturday to complete a somber task — marking the ninth anniversary
Land use planning a price for growth
Laying down ground rules is never easy, especially if the ground belongs to someone else. But sometimes it has to
Roundabout solution for local traffic
Sometimes it seems like we are just running around in circles. Later this year, it will be more than a
Fair makes strides with access for all
It’s hard to think of a more venerable Palmer institution than the Alaska State Fair. Whatever your opinion of
Houston has a tough choice
Houston residents need to take a long, hard look at whether their police department is worth salvaging. The department was
Property owners have rights too
We’ve been quick to advocate First Amendment rights in this editorial column, as well we might. There aren’t
Getting there part of fair experience
Make sure that gas tank is topped off, have a good selection of music or an audiobook, and settle in
Voters almost always have the last word
Tuesday’s primary election shook up some things in the 49th state. While incumbents came out on top in the
Farm family sets example for Alaska
Some people are born to farm; some people get drawn into it unawares. And some people, like Ted Pyrah, find
Help build strong foundation for Valley education
You wouldn’t expect a mechanic to fix your car without the proper tools, nor would you expect a carpenter