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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Jan "Lorraine" Hanson
Jan “Lorraine” Hanson Lorraine was born on February 17, 1958 to Colleen and Arthur R. Hippensteel. Lorraine passed away on
The new gold in Alaska agriculture – corn?
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Alaska businessman Tarn Coffey is betting big on agriculture. Coffey owns an automobile service
Dandelion Days
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz In Palmer our yellow-headed crowd of Dandelions are abundant and ready to explode. The
Nenana-Tokchaket agriculture project has its first crops planted
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman The state’s new Nenana-Tokchaket agriculture project near Nenana, south of Fairbanks, saw
Finding Peace and Order From God in a Chaotic World of Sin
By Jonathan Rockey Faith When I attended seminary in the 1970’s, I was taught that God creates order, and
Mat-Su forests in poor shape, foresters say. Good news: Beetle infestation is waning
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman State and local officials are doing the best they can to keep ahead of
Copper River salmon: Upriver harvests may be late
By Andy Couch Mat-Su Anglers Fishing Report Similar to the Mat-Su Valley, spring breakup was late in the
William Charles "Bill" Knutson
William Charles “Bill” Knutson May 22, 1933 - March 9, 2023 William Charles “Bill” Knutson passed away March 9th, 2023, of
Late breakup, late salmon?
By Andy Couch Mat-Su Anglers Fishing Report Last week I mentioned the first few king salmon and one sockeye
Entertainment across Alaska: June 7-14
By Cody Herron-Webb akconcerts.com Hyperlinks to event details at AKconcerts.com and in our weekly newsletter Or read
Colony Days equals “Small Town Perfected”
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz Rose Tree of China is The Star—All of our blooming vegetation is kinda late
Small changes could help prevent Type2 Diabetes
Over 30 million Americans have Type2 diabetes. If left untreated or unmanaged, the disease can damage all aspects of the