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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Discussion of the community of Palmer
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz Once in a while, social media offers up some very thoughtful material, sourced from authentic
Alaska Beer Nerds
By James ‘Dr. Fermento’ Roberts I hang out on Facebook quite a bit; maybe more than I should. I get
Wallner withdraws from District 9 Representative race
Vicki Wallner announced on her Facebook page that she is withdrawing her name from the District 9 House of Representatives
PALMER BUZZ: Memorial Day 2018
by BARBARA HUNT Frontiersman.com Memorial Day 2018—Palmer’s Cemetery is full today. There are people fixing and cleaning
PALMER BUZZ: Time for music in Palmer
by BARBARA HUNT Frontiersman.com Music in Palmer—It’s time for MUSIC in Palmer. Birds are singing and coyotes
Houston High School shooting threat deemed misinformation
HOUSTON — A social media post spreading “misinformation”, according to the MSBSD, that contained details of a threat of a shooting
Railroad announces Train Photo Contest winner
On Tuesday, the Alaska Railroad announced David Blazejewski of Anchorage, Alaska as the grand prize winner of the Catch the
SPECTRUM: Plastic bags trashing the Mat-Su Valley
By Annemieke Powers Americans dispose of billions of single use, plastic grocery bags a year. Very often these bags are
SPECTRUM: Horrified by the ‘Me Too’ testimonials
By BARBARA HUNT The sunny Matanuska-Susitna Sunday started just as it should. Special and beautiful. I painted and worked
Are you now contemplating a virtual Facebook suicide?
By Ivan Moore The Moore Report I don’t have a very stellar history with IPOs. In fact, I only
Politics and racism foment poisonous brew
By Daniel Grota A friend recently forwarded a photo via Facebook of a political bumper sticker. The top section is
Restaurant chain pulls franchise rights for popular eateries
By HEATHER RESZ and ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Several hundred Alaskans are out of work and local businesses are