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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Why is there polarized politics in our Republic?
By Norbert Chowaniec Spectrum Editor’s note: This is the first of a three-part response Norbert Chowaniec has penned
Apply now for ‘Individual Artist Awards’ program
Applications for Rasmuson Foundation’s annual Individual Artist Awards grants program will be accepted through 11:59 p.m., March
Should same-sex marriage be legalized?
Spectrum By Art carney Social problems are nothing new, and in the early days of man they were probably solved
Toastmasters to offer free workshops
Frontiersman.com PALMER — Do you want to enjoy learning with stimulating people? Palmer Toastmasters Club is sponsoring a series of
Naske to speak to historical society
PALMER — Prominent Alaska historian and author Claus-M. Naske will speak at the Palmer Historical Society at 6:30 p.
Blaming teachers for student failures a mistake
By Mike Hanley Spectrum No one describes a teacher as great without talking about how well his or her students
Looking beyond ‘normal’
By Heather Murphy Spectrum How often have we been in the local grocery store or bank and heard a child’
Stewardship, service at heart of good living
By Verne Rupright Mayor's Corner On a recent radio broadcast of the Wasilla “Mayor’s Minute,” I spoke
2012 Governor’s Awards for the Arts seeks candidates
Nominations are open through Aug. 31 for the Alaska State Council on the Arts 2012 Governor’s Awards for the
Exposing the small government fallacy
By Charles D. Hayes In Other Views Politically, today’s cry for small government has more to do with reducing
Nominate artists for annual Distinguished Artist Award
Rasmuson Foundation is accepting nominations for its $25,000 Distinguished Artist Award. The annual award recognizes creative excellence and superior
Creating peace: Beyond fight or flight to protect and mediate
By Paul Maguire The Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman noted in a recent editorial that few, if any, solutions have been