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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GOOGLE "INTERNET," MEDIA!
by ANN COULTER Journalists know absolutely nothing about immigration and refuse to learn, so when I cited the fraudulent "
Alaska in the Right Spot to Cash in on North Korea
by AMY ARMSTRONG International politics these past few months have been such a delightful tease as this week the dance
Jed Whittaker, the ‘Don Quixote’ of Alaskan politicians, takes aim at Don Young
by KOKAYI NOSAKHERE When it comes to Alaskan politics, Jed Whittaker is not confused. The average voter, especially with all
SPECTRUM: Thoughts on our next governor
by KRISTIE BABCOCK There are three leading candidates for the Republican nomination: Mead Treadwell, Scott Hawkins and Mike Dunleavy. Between
LETTER: A Word about Immigration
by HUHNKIE LEE To the editor: Well. We all have human compassion. Sympathy is a virtuous emotion. We all agree.
EDITOR'S NOTE: ‘Mat-Su? Is that a city in China?’
by MATT HICKMAN A chuckle ran across the line of Chinese businesspeople sitting across the table as Lindsey Whitt, external
North Korea: Pelosi versus Peace
by THOMAS KNAPP Which is worse: The specter of nuclear war, or giving US president Donald Trump credit for a
Roseanne’s Lunacy Tells Nothing About America
by RICH LOWRY Valerie Jarrett, the former Obama aide targeted by Roseanne Barr, says the comedienne's train wreck
ON NORTH KOREA, A PRESIDENT WHO TRIED SOMETHING DIFFERENT
by BYRON YORK Reaction to President Trump's summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has broken down
I HAVE A DREAM ... ABOUT GAY WEDDING CAKES
by ANN COULTER The Supreme Court's recent decision on whether a Christian baker can be forced to make
Knik Bridge Boondoggle
by ZACK FIELDS Thirteen years ago, Representative Don Young inserted a $223 million earmark to build a bridge from Point
APROPOS: Alaska in the Right Spot to Cash in on North Korea
by AMY ARMSTRONG International politics these past few months have been such a delightful tease as this week the dance