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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Army looks to modernize depots, use 3-D printing
By Gary Sheftick Army News Service WASHINGTON -— The Army’s depots, arsenals and ammunition plants are a key component of
Occupational test shows strong results in recruit retention
By sean kimmons Army News Service WASHINGTON — Fewer Army recruits are now dropping out of initial military training, preventing the
JBER’s Aero Club offers chance to fly
By airman 1st class crystal jenkins JBER Public Affairs One positive effect of the long Alaska daylight hours surrounding the
Stay safe with summer activities, fireworks
staff report JBER Public Affairs Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson service members and families just celebrated 242 years of American independence,
Army veteran reflects during Independence Day
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Tyler Hall retired from the Army 15 years ago, sooner than he could have
Wasilla American Legion program has special way to honor soldiers killed in combat
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Clancey O’Donnell never met Jessy Rogers. But the Wasilla Road Warriors first baseman
We celebrate the 4th for all the wrong reasons
By Larry Wood We celebrate July 4 for all the wrong reasons. Rarely do you hear anyone talking about the
WELCOME HOME: Military veteran and his family start their life in a donated, mortgage-free home in Palmer
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com PALMER—Luke Connally, his wife Mary and their three children have a fresh start, a
Fishing news and a muzzle loading match
By Howard Delo Outdoors The rumor I mentioned last week about the Chitina dip net fishery is now much more
Arctic Thunder to take wing June 30, July 1
By Sr. Airman Javier Alvarez JBER Public Affairs Arctic Thunder Open House, Alaska’s premier two day air show and
ADAPT helps Airmen overcome abuse
By Senior airman curt beach JBER Public Affairs “I’ve got your six,” a phrase common around military members, means
Military experience counts for college credit
By airman 1st class Caitlin Russell JBER Public Affairs Transferring military experience into college credits can save time and money