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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When one door shuts, another one opens
Being 'Goodbye' Frank/Frank Ameduri There's something about the newspaper business that gets under your skin
Bartz's misery is mine too
GENE JENSEN/For the Frontiersman When I picked up last Sunday's edition of the Frontiersman, I could only
Traffic scofflaws won't get any mercy in Palmer
Frontiersman editorial board The Palmer police department has initiated a program that will allow it to garnish Alaska Permanent Fund
Additional taxes on Alaska's oil industry are not the solution
Spectrum/Rep. Vic Kohring On Jan. 12, the governor delivered his annual State of the State address. The speech covered
Take your best gal or guy to Wasilla Chamber's 'Snow Ball'
Frontiersman editorial board Valentine's Day is officially on Monday, but most couples will be celebrating the special occasion
Move the state's capital away from Juneau and here to Southcentral
Spectrum/Sen. Charlie Huggins The city of Juneau's plan to replace the capitol building is stirring up a
Warrior wrestlers have done the Valley proud
Frontiersman editorial board Some people were throwing the word "dynasty" around this weekend. They weren't discussing
Black History Month provides valuable life lessons
Frontiersman editorial board Each February, Americans celebrate Black History Month, and take a look back at some of the most
Jim Creek area boasts diverse delights
Spectrum/Cecily Fritz Periodically, readers learn about acts of vandalism in the Jim Creek area of the Mat-Su. In
Good things are happening
Simply Sleight/Kari Sleight There are a lot of good things happening in the Mat-Su, and it's
In attorney general's case, devil is not in the details
Frontiersman editorial board In the continuing debate over the actions and fate of Attorney General Gregg Renkes, no one has
Leadership needed in Juneau to solve education crisis
Spectrum/Rev. Howard Bess The signs are very clear. The Valley is headed for an educational crisis. There are not