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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Wishbone Hill news raises concerns as oil pours from BP Gulf rig
News came in Wednesday afternoon that Usibelli Coal Mine had found a potential buyer for the coal from its Wishbone
Is an outdoor shooting range within city limits really a good idea?
With just a few hurdles to clear, the prospect of an outdoor shooting range in Wasilla is becoming more likely.
Strong mayor versus strong manager comes up at assembly meeting
Assemblyman Mark Ewing has proposed the Mat-Su Borough should be run by a strong mayor form of government as
No reason to keep old railroad tracks that divide Palmer
Town officials in Palmer have been trying to decide the future of the railroad tracks that divide the city from
Construction season is upon us; even more caution, patience needed
Two years ago, a flagger at the intersection of Lucus Road and the Parks Highway was hit and badly injured
Three Valley volunteers honored by First Lady
Alaskans are known for pitching in when help is needed, whether during natural disasters, basic day-to-day care for
Big Lake Lions an example
The Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman recently published a story about how the Big Lake Lions Club is leading an effort
Local graduates celebrate years-long journey through school system
With all the talk lately about the Mat-Su Borough School District classified employees and teachers desiring better contracts, it’
Winter isn’t the only time we need to drive with great attention
After having three major traffic accidents in recent days — including some fatalities — it shouldn’t need to be repeated, but
Finally a name for woman missing for two years, alone in Houston woods
It doesn’t seem to happen here as much as other places, but occasionally somebody goes missing and isn’t
Teachers shouldn’t be bullied by colleagues
The Frontiersman has heard from several teachers working in the Mat-Su Borough School District that have been told not
Borough faces a time of change with new manager, superintendent
There will be two new faces in very powerful positions in the next few months. Kenneth Burnley is taking over