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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Helping hands bring smiles
Sometimes a helping hand can reach halfway around the world. On May 3, some local Rotarians will be raising funds
Hold vandals accountable for bad acts
Seems we’re not alone in wondering why a pair of young teens suspected of trashing Willow Elementary School this
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It’s not often we can tout how exciting it is that we’re seeing less of each other around
Pride doesn’t deflect bullets
The U.S. Army may be looking for a few good men; in the Marine Corps, soldiers would settle for
Don’t ignore teen drinking
Kids will be kids, right? Teenagers can be rebellious and make poor choice, but it’s all part of growing
Refreshed that milk flows again
No need to say “cheese” to get a Valley dairy farmer to smile these days. The new Matanuska Creamery, which
Stall tactics by legislator hurt Alaska
As the state Legislature enters the final week of its short session, expect a flurry of activity as lawmakers hustle
Local fire safety begins with end of ‘regular nonsense’
You know it’s spring in the Mat-Su Valley when the hills are alive with the sound of ATVs
With fire protection,neither a lender nor a borrower be
It may be debating what the definition of “is” is, but recently revealed allegations about an apparent 2005 attempt to
Wastewater treatment needs Valley approach
When we flush, we don’t want to think about it any more. That’s just the way we are.
Survey says — timing not right for city survey
The mantra for success in business may be location, location, location, but for local governments it’s timing, timing, timing.
Smart growth takes smart planning
Growth has brought many changes to the Mat-Su Borough. Big box retail, more crowded highways and longer lines at