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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Begich will promote higher education
As an educator, I have seen far too many competent young men and women complete their high school education without
Ease frustration with pennies
Tired of traffic congestion in the core area of the Valley? Sick of being stuck behind a long line of
Pigskin pride: Essence of local spirit
When the late summer rains hit the Mat-Su Valley, it means two things are right around the corner — the
Let’s energize a new plan for Alaska
Following last week’s approval of TransCanada’s license to build a 1,700-mile natural gas pipeline to tap
Erase a need; donate supplies for Valley kids
As excited (and not-so-excited) Mat-Su Valley parents and children prepare for another school year, the Mat-Su
Presumption of innocence can’t trump public trust
For nearly 40 years, U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens has been the face of Alaska to the rest of the
Butt-kicking council clears air
The policy just stunk. We are breathing easier now that the city of Wasilla’s double standard for smoking has
Stop visitors in our tracks
Palmer’s chamber of commerce has a great motto: “Alaska At Its Best.” While we could be reduced to fisticuffs
Make room at table for MEA
Matanuska Electric Association is concerned it may be the player left standing as a game of musical chairs plays out
Toughest job you’ll ever love
Aug. 1 is the deadline to become more than a local political observer. For those who have an interest in
Hands off these good service dogs
What if you or a loved one could be aided in coping with any of a myriad of conditions — diabetes,
State enforcers should have say on Keller
State authorities may have the next say about what, if anything, should be done about potentially illegal actions of Wasilla’