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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Utilize state resources in fight against Sockeye fire
By Larry Wood Now that the Willow area fire has been declared a disaster, one would think that the state
Valley to host ‘inaugural ball’ Feb. 6
Frontiersman.com WASILLA — The Mat-Su Borough is among seven locations where volunteers will plan and host inaugural balls for
Vera Gazaway
Vera Gazaway, 91, passed away Sept. 9, 2014, with loving family at her side. Vera and her husband, HP Gazaway,
Goode for Alaska
"For Alaskans who want less government and greater individual liberty and freedom, there is no better choice than Pam
Role reversing political parties
By Daniel Hamm I see a huge irony with the role reversals in this political campaign for state office. Many
National sales tax wrong for Alaska
By Mike Wenstrup Mead Treadwell recently endorsed the National Sales Tax at a debate in Homer. This national tax would
Edward J. Shaw
Lifelong Alaskan Edward J. Shaw, 59, died March 8, 2014, at his brother’s home in Anchorage of natural causes.
Emil August Waldal
Emil August Waldal, 85, of Palmer, died of natural causes on Jan. 21, 2014, at the Alaska Veterans and Palmers
State board to meet; live access offered
JUNEAU — The State Board of Education and Early Development will meet by video/teleconference on Jan. 27, starting at noon.
Robert Ward Christensen
Robert Ward Christensen, 69, passed away June 9, 2013 at his home near Palmer from cancer. Robert was born in
North Slope oil production is state’s most pressing issue
By Sen. Charlie Huggins Spectrum We are now more than two-thirds through the session and I am proud to
Alaskans should be rewarded for fighting government waste
By Bob Shavelson Spectrum Recent challenges to the new railroad to Port MacKenzie in Knik Arm have prompted calls to