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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By Jeremiah Bartz J’s World August would have been the start of my 25th year as an editor at
Still your hometown newspaper every day
By J. David McChesney Frontiersman.com Early in my career I heard a story, and it goes like this: A
Alaska State Fair
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz You know that when the State Fair is in session, everything changes. Traffic patterns, shopping
Preserve public notices in newspapers
In an article written in Harpers Weekly in 1913, Justice Louis Brandeis made the statement, “Sunlight is said to be
Preserve public notices in newspapers
In an article written in Harpers Weekly in 1913, Justice Louis Brandeis made the statement, “Sunlight is said to be
The time to support local news is now
By Dean Didings Spectrum Congress has an opportunity to pass legislation that benefits all local citizens, businesses and even protects
The choice of a lifetime
By Tom Brennan Voice for the times This is always what you might call an interesting time of year. As
Wasilla lawmaker could be sanctioned over Oath Keeper ties
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska lawmakers are discussing whether to sanction a member of the state House who is also a
Local Journalism Sustainability Act seeking Congressional support to keep newspapers viable
Wick Communications Read the Local Journalism Sustainability Act HERE. A growing list of bipartisan co-sponsors in Congress is making
What ‘death of the newspaper’ stories leave out
By Ryan Binkley and Francis Wick Spectrum You may have recently learned — from a newspaper, perhaps — that McClatchy, one of
Frontiersman offers new chapter to provide you with best coverage
Dennis Anderson, Publisher of Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman The Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman will introduce digital subscriptions on Wednesday, February
FULL CIRCLE: Valley cartoonist’s Tundra Comics to appear in his hometown paper
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com PALMER — Monday afternoon Chad Carpenter sat in his Alaska State Fair booth surrounded his Tundra