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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Jocelyn Ann (Gladson) Andrus
Palmer resident Jocelyn Ann (Gladson) Andrus, 83, passed away Oct. 16, 2016 at Mat-Su Regional Medical Center in Palmer,
A principal of principles
By Lewis Bradley Charlie Akers was a principal with great principles at all levels of education in the Mat-Su
A message about college savings
By Lael Oldmixon College costs continue to rise, but I am convinced that a postsecondary education is worth every penny.
Ping-Tung “Paul” Chang
Dr. Ping-Tung “Paul” Chang, 80, peacefully passed away in his sleep on the morning of March 10, 2016, at
Alaska ignoring AMP test wake-up call
By David Nees Alaska Education Commissioner Mike Hanley’s recent announcement that the Alaska Department of Education was dropping the
DeVilbiss: ‘Vision for a brighter future’
Thank you to the voters and tax payers of the Borough for trusting me with four years as your Mayor.
Lemonade Day teaches important skills
By Nolan Klouda According to the latest employment report released by the Anchorage Economic Development Corp., job numbers remain solid
Time to work across party lines, compromise
By Kenda Huling Hi, my name is Kenda Huling. I’m a private citizen born in the territory of Alaska
Mat-Su senators disregard public, gut popular bill
By Jessica Cler The Alaska Legislature is halfway through a special 2015 session to take up unfinished business, including the
Newspaper internship a valuable way to spend the summer
By Kaden Weaver I was in summer job limbo in the middle of April when I received a call from
Mat-Su graduations commence
By KADEN WEAVER Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — Schools across the Valley are gearing up for graduation season this week. Among
Roberta Charlotte Alward
Roberta Charlotte Alward went to her Father in Heaven Feb. 9, 2015, at the age of 92. Funeral services are