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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Train stations, Tulips and Transformation
By Kristin Fry Faith Since moving to the Netherlands eight months ago, I’ve spent a lot of time using
Learning by Experience
By Beth Wright Faith I have a flower garden that has always been a bit of a challenge to me.
Palmer seasonal change
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz Can you feel it? We are now in August and it feels “augusty.” We finally
Gardening attempts and blackpowder shooting concerns
By Howard Delo Outdoors We moved into our current home almost thirty years ago. At the time, my wife had
We are laborers together with God
By Kristin Fry Faith As I sit down to write this article, other tasks beckon urgently. The garden is overflowing
State Fair time
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz We have FIVE days left of the Alaska State Fair. If you haven’t gone
What Weeds Need Pulling in Your Life?
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Dear Fellow Children of God, On Saturday, June 19, I spent about 2 hours on my
Local seniors rejoice the chance to play in the dirt with newly upgraded garden spaces
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Summer is in full swing and Wasilla Area Senior residents are happily attending to
Palmer winter gardens
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz Our Palmer area is famous for its summer gardens. Some gardens overflow with glorious flowers
The first fruits of those who are asleep
By Jonathan Rockey Faith On Wednesday morning, while cleaning up the kitchen, I took out our leftover veggies to put
Alaska State Fair hosting small scale, socially distant Harvest Fest in September
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA — The Alaska State Fair announced its alternative to the conventional season canceled this year
Palmer’s still got it
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz Let’s look at last several weeks where everything is being done differently: Palmer has