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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Reforming the National Guard to prevent sexual assault
The Office of Complex Investigations report summary confirms what whistleblowers and victims had been reporting to Governor Sean Parnell for
Why Republicans should vote for Bill Walker
I have been a Republican for 50 years, spending about half of that time in public office. My service included
Why I am running for House Seat 9
Pam Goode The foundational strength of our country lies in our founding documents and our Godly heritage. Our leaders take
‘You can’t regulate marijuana like alcohol’
By Crystal J. Nygard The Mat-Su Business Alliance Inc. has openly supported Vote No On 2. On Oct. 8
Alaska Judicial Council does its job well
By Barbara Hood The nonpartisan Alaska Judicial Council was created at statehood to evaluate candidates for judgeships, and has served
Reforming the National Guard to prevent sexual assault
Bill Walker The Office of Complex Investigations report summary confirms what whistleblowers and victims had been reporting to Governor Sean
Judicial Council’s conduct troubling
By John Harmon “Absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Unfortunately, this famous quote came to my mind when I thought about Alaska’
Solutions to election attendance
By Stuart Thompson My last column, published Sept. 9, dealt with the real problems that drive poor primary election attendance,
Role reversing political parties
By Daniel Hamm I see a huge irony with the role reversals in this political campaign for state office. Many
What’s driving poor primary election attendance?
By Stuart Thompson The Frontiersman has called for public input on dealing with poor primary election attendance. Poor voter turnout
United we rise to meet the challenge
Bill Walker On November 8, 1955 Bob Bartlett addressed the Alaska Constitutional Convention in a speech titled, “Meeting the Challenge.
Exercise your right to vote
By Mead Treadwell This November, when you go to the polls, you will be a lawmaker, not just an elector.