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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On budget vote, Murkowski says she was ‘hung out to dry’ and stuck between two bad options
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Speaking in an interview on late last month, Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski said President Donald
Keeping Alaska’s voter rolls clean: How registrations stay current
By Christian Hartley Now You Know Have you ever wondered how Alaska keeps track of who can vote? With over
Palmer voters to decide revised residency rule for its city manager
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman After seesawing back and forth on the issue, Palmer’s city council is asking
Peer-to-peer justice program training future attorneys
By Mark Kelsey For the Mat-Su Health Foundation Since 1996, the nonprofit Mat-Su Youth Court has been an
Governor releases agenda for special session
Frontiersman.com Gov. Mike Dunleavy outlined specific policy priorities lawmakers will tackle when the Alaska Legislature reconvenes in special session
Alaska state senator, key vote on possible budget veto override, gets waiver from U.S. Army
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Anchorage Democratic Sen. Forrest Dunbar will be able to attend the Aug. 2 special session
Opinion: Schools and strength in challenging times
By Tom Klaameyer Spectrum American citizens, educated in our public schools, built the machines and weapons that ended World War
Former state legislator wins lawsuit that sought to enforce a clause of the Alaska Constitution
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Former state Rep. David Eastman has won his lawsuit against Gov. Mike Dunleavy and the
Opinion: Capitalism can't survive in the nanny state
By William Haupt III The Center Square The origins of the term “nanny state” came from a British member of
Senator Sullivan’s PRO Veterans Act of 2025 poised for President’s signature
Frontiersman.com A bill sponsored by Senator Dan Sullivan (R_AK) has passed the last hurdle before heading to President
Opinion: It’s time for states to lean into Civil Rights enforcement
By Nicki Neily Defending Education Over the past several months, the U.S. Department of Education has sent shock waves
City Council candidate filing period opens for Wasilla
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com The candidate filing period has opened up for residents of Wasilla interested in helping move