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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Gratitude: a prescription for happiness
By John Boston Faith In November, we celebrate both Veteran’s Day and Thanksgiving. These holidays provide opportunities for reflection.
Thankful that through Jesus I have Christian family
By Jonathan Rockey Faith As Kathy and I return to Alaska, after retirement traveling, we commented on a recent experience
Christians should be motivated
By Ethan Hansen Faith Motivation is very important. As Christians we should be the most motivated people. Napoleon understood the
Scott Lee Isaacs
Scott Lee Isaacs Long time Alaska resident, 49, passed away November 13, 2019. Scott was born October 8, 1970 in
God is good: expressing gratitude and recognizing blessings
By Carol Kenley Faith Even without any snow or cold weather here in the Valley, when I flipped my calendar
Thankful for times outdoors when God restores my soul
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Kathy and I were a little surprised this past week by a somewhat quiet communication in
Putting anger in its Christian setting
By Howard Bess Faith As a devout Christian believer, I am speaking up for anger and for the appropriate use
If you fall, I’ll pick you up
By Kary Hafen Faith Matanuska Valley running trails are full of ups and downs. Last year, my 6th-grade son,
Thankful that when trouble arrives God is really there to help
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Last weekend, the first weekend in November, I was in Portland, OR, for a Northwest District
The meaning of life
By Ethan Hansen Faith Many people today are searching for the meaning of life. They ask, “What is the purpose
Gratitude—a change of heart, a beloved soul
By Beth Wright Faith I was driving home from Anchorage a few months ago. As I caught the first view
Praying that my life might witness to the goodness, the love, and the grace of God
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Last Monday evening Kathy and I were driving to the home of my sister, Martha, and