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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Whole-body workout ensures total fitness
Staying fit, by Anya Petersen-Frey It is well known that exercise can provide a total body tune-up. But
Murkowski's 'ruthless' slashing hurts economy
Spectrum, by Hal Endelstad Thank you Ms. Rita Hatch for the continued fight for our Longevity Bonus program. For the
Fair, carnival negotiations off track?
Frontiersman editorial board There's a rumble coming from the midway at the Alaska State Fair this year, but
Benefits outweigh risks in borough, NPI deal
Spectrum, by John Duffy There seems to be some confusion pertaining to the proposed agreement between the Matanuska-Susitna Borough
Incumbent mayor touts experience, commitment
Spectrum, by Tim Anderson The need to spend the public's money wisely is fundamental to running a responsible
Natural gas issue fuels flames of debate around the Valley
Frontiersman editorial board The Valley is puffed up with talk of natural gas, and the debate is only heating up.
Being Frank
By Frank Ameduri/Frontiersman managing editor We've got an election coming up, and nobody's buzzing. It&
Resslin' Around
By CASEY RESSLER/Valley Life Editor I met an old friend Thursday. We get together every August, usually in the
Road construction gets state fair a bit off course
By Frontiersman Editorial Board The theme for this year's Alaska State Fair is "Home Grown Fun."
Spectrum
By Michelle Church It was with amazement and disgust that I read Scott Ogan's most recent attack on
Wasilla taxpayers the losers in lawsuit over land
Frontiersman editorial board The land battle is over between the city of Wasilla and Gary Lungren, and Lundgren won his
A paycheck would make emergency response healthier
Spectrum, by Tim McKeown After reading the article on the Mat-Su Borough emergency service, "On call," on