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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Since when does $10,000 buy a home?
The civic leaders in Wasilla have a pretty limp hold on the title “Home of the Iditarod.” Sure the race
Transportation costs too much for 1 student
The talking heads on radio have been all over the story. A 13-year-old deaf girl from Big Lake
An open letter to Bristol Palin
Dear Bristol, Congratulations on the birth of your son, Tripp. Along with the rest of the nation I have seen
Alaska pilots should be wary
The Transportation Security Administration is about to make life a little more miserable for small businesses that fly planes for
Sportsmanship’s worst and best
The two heads of sportsmanship were on the front page of Friday’s paper. A mini-melee following the Palmer-
Tough call, but right call
Two incidents in the recent days have shown a light on the work troopers do. Too often they get bad
Cleaning up a playground
A fellow from Outside wrote in an e-mail Monday asking about living near the Butte, specifically the Knik River.
We’ve failed Legless Jim
Lots of people come through the doors of the Frontiersman for a variety of reasons. Most want help with publicity,
Cutler leaves a legal legacy
Superior Court Judge Beverly Cutler practically gave birth to the modern court system we see in Palmer today. As the
Private sector should build road to Nome
The governor’s idea to build a road to Nome likely won’t get the attention the bridge to nowhere
Marmot day? C’mon, show some love
Every year, it seems, legislation is introduced in the state Capitol’s great halls that reminds us another tree has
Knik Arm Bridge: Proponents say it’s still viable
Andrew Niemiec, executive director, and Kevin Hemenway, chief financial officer, of the Knik Arm Bridge and Toll Authority, stopped by