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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‘Last Frontier Honor Flight’ flies again
The problem with veterans groups from wartime eras is membership eventually shrinks to zero. Death is the master of ceremonies
’Tis the season, for baseball lovers
Oh my, the long wait is over. I can listen to roar of the crowd at the crack of the
On the issue of mandatory voting
By Daniel D. Grota Last week, President Obama was answering questions in Cleveland, Ohio, about a variety of subjects. One
Racism: Still not dead, but it should be
By Daniel D. Grota Sometimes I get my stories from the news or from the radio and newspapers. Occasionally, I
Power from water in a new way
By Daniel D. Grota Water. We use it all the time in our daily lives — cooking our meals, bathing, drinking
Smoking, or vaping, bad news both ways
By Dan Grota I’m on the road a lot for my day job and so are the tunes on
No I’m not dead, just in the Twilight Zone
By Dan Grota In case you were wondering I’m not dead. (Hey, if I was dead this would be
Spare a thought for GIs serving
This holiday season, please take just a little time to remember those who are serving in our armed forces. They
Torture: America’s black eye
The Senate Intelligence Committee report released earlier this week, confirms what many have known for years: the CIA tortured prisoners
December 7 a day to remember Pearl Harbor
By Daniel D. Grota On the morning of the 7th of December 1941 aircraft were launched from six aircraft carriers
Thankful for the precious gift of life
Thanksgiving is a feast in celebration of the harvest. It is a day of gathering together, not only for food,
A hitchhiker’s guide to a comet
This past January, I wrote about the Rosetta spacecraft and its decade-long flight to catch up with the Comet