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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Legislators continue to call attention for all the wrong reasons
First we learn that our legislators think $15 is too little for a lobbyist to buy them a meal. Or
Sibling reunion a touching story of patience, family
Family means everything to Ray Lawrence, perhaps because he never had one of his own growing up. Now 63 and
Polar Plunge thrills benefit agencies that help locally
Dozens of people temporarily lost their minds Saturday when they took a dip in the frigid waters of Finger Lake.
Weiland proves there’s always a silver lining
Too often these days, athletes are held up as role models and heroes for the wrong reasons. That’s why
Revisiting shooting range the right call for everyone
When it was first announced that Wasilla was considering building an outdoor shooting range on the grounds of the Curtis
Volunteers’ work again damaged by vandals
People with no shame have again vandalized the kiosk at Reflections Lake. The kiosk and the interpretive sign are possible
Winter Olympics once was an Alaska dream
Whether you care for the Olympics or couldn’t care less, the athletes, their coaches, trainers and fans are able
Houston recall effort points to mayor’s lack of leadership
In the past year or more, Houston Mayor Roger Purcell has been accused of a long and varied list of
Too many distractions make our roads dangerous
Efforts to improve highway safety continue to be the driving force with some state lawmakers. Alaska is one of 19
Valley Mover proposal an ambitious move, but a Valley need
You got to give Mokie Tew a lot of credit for his plan to provide mass transit in the Mat-
Gatto wants capital move part of bill to increase House, Senate numbers
While the numbers won’t be known until next year, it’s more than likely there will be changes in
Palmer couplet project gets a new moniker, another round of talks
The Department of Transportation & Public Facilities will hold another meeting Thursday regarding new routes in and out of Palmer.