Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
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Bringing broadband to all Alaskans
By Diane Kaplan, Rebecca Brice Henderson, Mike Navarre and Angela Salazar Spectrum Too many Alaskans face barriers accessing the internet.
Public shows support during Palmer Community Foundation’s Annual Community Celebration
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com PALMER — The Palmer Community Foundation gathered with members of the public to acknowledge grantees and
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Who is Nick Begich III?To the editor: Nick Begich III is a 44-year-old conservative Republican running for
State judge to decide eligibility of Alaska lawmaker linked to Oath Keepers
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon A state judge will decide by Thursday morning whether Wasilla Republican Rep. David Eastman remains
Education: How to fix it
By Larry Wood Spectrum Our schools have been co-opted by the Left and literacy is no longer the mission
At forum, Murkowski and Tshibaka offer different approaches on Biden
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Incumbent Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski and her leading Republican challenger, Kelly Tshibaka, traded heated remarks
Haphazard planning clouds Nenana land sale, shapes up as Dunleavy campaign stunt
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At forum, Murkowski and Tshibaka offer different approaches on Biden
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Incumbent Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski and her leading Republican challenger, Kelly Tshibaka, traded heated remarks
Legislative primary results encouraged some Alaska House and Senate candidates to quit
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Alaska’s new top-four primary election didn’t eliminate a single candidate for state
Opinion: Haphazard planning clouds Nenana land sale, shapes up as Dunleavy campaign stunt
By Dermot Cole Spectrum The October auction to sell 2,000 acres of land near Nenana has everything to do
Mat-Su School Board suspends transgender use of communal bathrooms and locker rooms that match their identified gender
By Emily Forstner For the Frontiersman In front of a standing-room only board room, the Mat-Su School Board
Legislative primary results encouraged some Alaska House and Senate candidates to quit
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Alaska’s new top-four primary election didn’t eliminate a single candidate for state