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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Avalanche avoidance starts now
By ZACK FIELDS Anchorage Press A few intrepid bootpackers have slogged in to ski Pastoral Glacier, but most backcountry skiers
Snowbike Peters Creek: A ‘tweener season roller coaster
By ZACK FIELDS ‘Tweener season is tough: Rapidly shortening day light combined with thin snow cover makes it hard to
Avalanche danger rises as snow piles up in Hatcher Pass
Frontiersman.com While the lower elevations of the Mat-Su Valley in the Palmer-Wasilla areas saw a weekend filled
LETTER: November is Avalanche Awareness Month
To the editor: November is Avalanche Awareness Education Month. As a lifelong Alaskans, I’ve lost a lot of friends
More tropical nights in Alaska’s future?
Ned Rozell By the end of this century, Alaskans may be enjoying tropical evening breezes for about a week each
Lack of sea ice and Lower 48 weather
Ned Rozell Last month, villagers in Savoonga landed a bowhead whale. Before 2017, in every January people can remember, sea
Stills
Dmitry Surnin Hatcher Pass • November 2015 The point of the night was to explore and find snow and did we.
Japow
Zack Fields Unravelling Niseko mythology I bought a $1,000 plane ticket to go skiing in Hokkaido this winter. Great
Winter storm expected to hit snow-starved Valley overnight March 15-16
Frontiersman staff WASILLA — Local golfers may have to put away the sticks and break out the skis one last time.
Denali Highway still closed
Unusual spring weather has delayed the opening of the 135-mile Denali Highway, which connects Cantwell on the Parks Highway
Prepare for when disaster hits
By Larry DeVilbiss Mayor's Corner On Sept. 21, the Gov. Sean Parnell declared the Mat-Su Borough a