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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Ready access promotes squeaky-clean restaurants
As consumers are faced with more health scares concerning their food — recent large-scale recalls of ground beef, tomatoes and
He’s winning the race of life
Jake Parisien is a state champion distance runner for Palmer High School, but it’s not just the medals and
New wind blowing at electric co-op
It may have taken more than four months for new and re-elected Matanuska Electric Association board members to take
Dig in to some Alaska Grown
Should it matter to you if the peas on your dinner table came from Alaska or California? Is buying locally
Council has difficult task to earn trust
Now saying they want to look ahead to working with the Dianne M. Keller administration for the last few months
New stoplights mean safer travels on P-W
The Palmer-Wasilla Highway has become a lot more colorful in recent weeks, and will continue to become more so
Iditarod needs influx of support
The Iditarod attracts the top dogs. Among those signing up Saturday for the 2009 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race were
Valley waits for apology
Monday will be a sad day in the Mat-Su Borough as former state Rep. Vic Kohring reports to federal
Alaska’s gas for Alaskans first
Leave it to regular folk to inject common sense into a sometimes convoluted political process. As the state Legislature continues
Our thanks will never be enough
As the athletic exploits of superstars like Kobe Bryant, Tom Brady and Tiger Woods are ballyhooed as epic and revered
Mayor Keller should resign
Sometimes being caught with a hand in the cookie jar isn’t enough to force a person into accountability. Such
Fishing for answers not the best solution
Thursday’s emergency decision by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game to close the Deshka River king salmon fishery