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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Palin’s television deal could cut two ways for Alaska and Alaskans
News that former Gov. Sarah Palin will be hosting a television series to air on the TLC cable network seems
NCAA basketball brings out the best in sports
People who typically don’t pay much attention to the day-to-day coverage of college basketball still tend to
Father puts a face on domestic violence in the Mat-Su Valley
Once with tears nearly dropping down his bearded face, the father of a battered local woman is saying something needs
An Iditarod to remember
Congratulations to Lance Mackey for his fourth straight Iditarod victory. And, it seems, he won it without using marijuana. So
$200 million a small price to get the port and Valley in business for the long term
Former Anchorage Mayor Rick Mystrom has taken to the road in support of building a rail spur to Port MacKenzie.
Time for a showdown at Houston City Hall
If all the signatures on a recall petition are certified, the future of Houston Mayor Roger Purcell will be in
This may be the last for some of mushing’s great competitors
For those who watch the Iditarod, this could be a bittersweet race. Some past champions hint — or have said outright
Mayor on right track to move Wasilla toward a better downtown feel
The Mat-Su Borough maintenance building in the heart of Wasilla is a blemish the town doesn’t need or
It’s Daylight Saving Time once again and Alaskans are divided over the law
House Bill 19 would repeal Daylight Saving Time in Alaska. It’s made some progress, but apparently isn’t getting
Report shows creamery lacked adequate collateral, but still got loan
Most people would prefer to buy goods made locally and that goes for milk, cheese and ice cream processed at
Youth Court presents good option for all students who participate
Kids will be kids and sometimes they make mistakes. Mat-Su Youth Court offers those youngsters who commit a first
Once again the dogs, mushers head to Nome
The annual Iditarod Sled Dog Race begins Saturday with its ceremonial start in Anchorage. The race has its obvious challenges