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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Great service
Our company recently had the pleasure of doing business with the good people at Soft Touch Express (the old Wet
Thanks for compassion
On behalf of my mother, sister, brothers and extended family, we would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to
KMBQ aids nonprofits
Alaska Attachment & Bonding Associates (AABA) would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank KMBQ Valley Radio, for its
Windbreak needs to stay; Keller needs to go
Mayor Keller has a lot of nerve, saying she could have the police help stop everyone that comes out of
New act rotting liberty through injustice
Here’s an example of real corruption, not the cheap exaggerations popularized with Kohring, Anderson, Kott and Cowdery. Congress just
Tournament aids infant program
Mat-Su Services for Children and Adults Inc. (MSSCA) recently held its fourth annual nine hole golf tournament fundraiser at
Get bad drivers off our roads
To the driver of the shiny black GMC or Chevy late model extended cab pickup with dark tinted windows, low-
Push for Alaska Grown
Your recent editorial on Alaska Grown was printed in this morning’s Juneau Empire. You are right on. Rising fuel
Treatment options should look to future
Thanks for your article on the actions being taken to develop a regional wastewater treatment plant. It’s great to
Begich on the right track
Mark Begich is on the right track with his new energy proposal. Highlighted in his plan is the creation of
1-way ticket for nuisance bears
The bear situation in eastern Anchorage is very solvable. We have the manpower, the equipment and the know-how to
Cut the speed, save some lives
Please, please, please reduce the speed on the Palmer-Wasilla Highway to an appropriate 45 mph. Although the traffic lights