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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Sometimes what doesn’t make news is most important
The end of the year usually comes with reflection. In the newspaper business, this typically means a look back at
Send the CHS band packing
An invitation to perform in the presidential Inaugural Parade was music to the ears of members of the Colony High
Drunken drivers, listen up
Save yourself some money, heartache and jail time. The local police and state troopers are on alert this time of
Dial 211 for help
There are lots of worries on almost everyone’s mind these days. Bail-outs in the billions of dollars go
Mushing has many happy trails in Mat-Su
At a time when many locals lament how the unique Alaska-ness of the Mat-Su Valley is being lost
Decade of hard work pays off
More than a decade of work and talking trash is paying off for Valley Community Recycling Solutions, and for all
Proud to be witness to history
Some may argue Monday’s casting of Alaska’s three electoral college votes was anticlimactic six weeks removed from the
Faith trumps terrorism
Church burnings are supposed to be an ugly part of our not-so-distant past. A religious, and at times
Why not the death penalty?
Unfortunately, there are some among us who commit crimes that raise the question about whether Alaska should have the death
Taking a pounding at the gas pump
While residents in the Lower 48 enjoy the lowest gasoline prices in nearly five years, we’re scratching our heads
Jury selection walks a fine line
As local court officials continue to choose a jury in the murder trial of Christopher Erin Rogers Jr., we’re
Local man makes most of turkey flap
Tom died for a good cause. While many have cried foul over the fowl slaughtered behind Gov. Sarah Palin during