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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Six candidates vie for fair board seats
Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — Members of Alaska State Fair Inc. will vote to elect three members to the fair’s
Residents won’t stand for oil giveaway
By Vic Fischer Spectrum This holiday season, I have been incredibly grateful for all the Alaskans who are working to
Pick.Click.Give. adds 56 nonprofits to PFD donor list
Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — Six new Mat-Su Borough nonprofits are among the 56 added to the list for next
Fair seeks board candidate applications by Dec. 16
Frontiersman.com PALMER — The Alaska State Fair is seeking candidates to serve on its board of directors. Completed applications must
United we stand, divided we fall
By Daniel Hamm Spectrum The Virginia governor election results in the New York Times show Terry McAuliffe (D) with 48
If our founders gave all for us, should we give less to our children?
By Daniel Hamm Spectrum It has been a long and dark government night for freedom, personal privacy and state’s
Republicans need to rebrand the spirit of the GOP
By Daniel Hamm Spectrum The Republican Party just got routed in the most ignominious fashion, suffering a huge stain on
Three’s a crowd in America’s 2-party system
By Daniel Hamm Spectrum Today’s gridlock in Congress is not new. America has had a long history of such
Apply now for citizen academy
PALMER — People have until Dec. 31 to apply for the third session of the Alaska State Troopers Citizen Academy in
Government health care collides with freedom
By Daniel Hamm Spectrum The political debate raging in Congress over President Obama’s push to fundamentally change America’s
Parnell is right to protect Alaskans in debate over mine safety
By Larry Wood Spectrum The Environmental Protection Agency is now part of an Alaska Environmental Crimes Task Force that is
Commission brushes-off effort to address judicial reform
By Stuart Thompson I was permitted to give general testimony to our state Judicial Conduct Commission Aug. 19 about the