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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With Metiva out, Wasilla chamber can start new
Finally, Cheryl Metiva did the right thing. While not repentant for sending the Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce into a
Levi Johnston talks to the wind; only the windy listen
Geez, when does Levi Johnston’s 15 minutes come to an end? And what does noted trial lawyer Rex Butler
Gravel mining necessary evil as Mat-Su grows
It may seem like gravel mining is getting more prevalent in the Valley and that may be true, or it
Wasilla chamber simply wants to move forward
Given the latest information about spending that has taken place in recent years on the Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce
One more shocker from Sarah Palin
Perhaps people on the inside could have predicted Gov. Palin’s decision to leave the state’s highest post, but
Fisheries closures leave lasting scars
News that Fish and Game has closed fishing for kings in nearly every accessible river and stream west of Wal-
Rep. Young says he’s running again
Just when we thought the election season had given us a short break, along comes Don Young with his announcement
Vote essentially a death sentence for Knik Arm Bridge
The Anchorage Metropolitan Area Transportation Solutions Policy Committee voted on a compromise to push the Knik Arm Bridge to a
Wasilla chamber misses opportunity
Citing financial reasons, Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce President Chris Abernathy said Wednesday that retaining Cheryl Metiva as executive director
North Korea threats hit home in Alaska
Normally this space is reserved for opinion regarding local interests. However, with North Korea testing rockets that can travel as
Pipe failure gives Palmer an opportunity
With Colony Days just past, a lot of people in Palmer are thankful the water main that burst last week
Find a fresh beginning in urban Alaska
That’s what Business Week is telling its readers and online visitors. The magazine says Anchorage is the No. 1