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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College education isn’t necessarily for all students
Young people from all over this area — and as far away as Craig and Unalaska — will participate in Alaska Construction
MEA’s shenanigans keep coming
For months, people have been calling for the dismissal of Wayne Carmony as general manager of MEA, and Tuckerman Babcock
Get used to the roads already in use
A year or so ago some Anchorage folks suggested putting up a toll booth at the Knik River Bridge so
If Wasilla seniors call, answer
The Wasilla Senior Center is suffering through some financial difficulties. Hours and programs are being cut back, even card rooms
Balancing gravel pits and people
The borough Planning Commission made a couple of common sense decisions this week regarding gravel operations. A local man wanted
First family is having its troubles
Levi Johnston, along with his mother and sister, appeared on the Tyra Banks show Monday and talked about sex. Before
Houston mayor, police officer miss court date
It was a minor traffic violation, unless you talk to Ron Johnson. Sometime in January, Johnson was pulled over by
Justice too late for Stevens
No matter what side of the political fence people sit on, the news that former Sen. Ted Stevens’ convictions will
Palmer business is snakebit
Once called the Gold Miner, the hotel-restaurant-bar in downtown Palmer has been a study in failure in recent
Some random thoughts for a Sunday
• Watching the news on television. Channel 2 had a series about the troubles Bush communities are having given the cost
All quiet on the murder front
A reporter who covers cops and courts here made an interesting observation. There hasn’t been a new murder case
It appears the safety of U.S. is in good hands
Last week West Point cadet Caleb Reilly came by the office for a visit and anyone who had been there