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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Publisher’s Notebook: Gov. Walker to candidate Dunleavy, ‘It’s a terrible thing to run from the people’
By Dennis Anderson Publisher’s Notebook ** Editor’s note: Gov. Bill Walker met with Frontiersman staff the day prior to
Primary preview: Past two Palmer mayors face off in House District 11 race
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — With the primary election coming up on Aug. 21, there are three contested
The one question you must ask this election season
By Rep. David Eastman Spectrum When you get passed all the pomp and circumstance, there is just one principal difference
Lora vs. Dan: The gloves are off
by AMY ARMSTRONG Frontiersman.com The Republican primary race for state Sen. Anna MacKinnon’s seat in District G is
FAITH: And what are we to do?
by REV. HOWARD BESS Along with many others I weep over the killing of more school children in a small
Lora vs. Dan: The gloves are off
by AMY ARMSTRONG The Republican primary race for state Sen. Anna MacKinnon’s seat in District G is already heating
Legislature wraps up but not before kicking in for Knik bridge project
by TIM BRADNER State lawmakers moved to toughen crime laws, pay off unpaid oil incentive tax credits and give final
Crossing the Rubicon: Legislators Deny Alaskans a Referendum on the PFD
by REP. DAVID EASTMAN In the days of the Roman Republic, the Rubicon River represented a legal boundary that no
FAITH: And what are we to do?
by REV. HOWARD BESS Along with many others I weep over the killing of more school children in a small
SPECTRUM: HB 312 strips away constitutional rights
by ANDREE MCLEOD Lawmakers have again willfully and intentionally stripped away constitutionally protected rights of due process. House Bill 312
Legislature wraps up but not before kicking in for Knik bridge project
by TIM BRADNER Frontiersman.com State lawmakers moved to toughen crime laws, pay off unpaid oil incentive tax credits and
Crossing the Rubicon
by REP. DAVID EASTMAN In the days of the Roman Republic, the Rubicon River represented a legal boundary that no