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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Wake up Notre Dame
J's World/Jeremiah Bartz Like any other good natured and football loving Catholic boy, my college football alliances
Box stores and traffic lights are big news lately
Spectrum/Verdie Bowen It seems to me that as each week goes by, someone else has something to say about
Mat-Su legislators should find way to seize roads opportunity
Frontiersman editorial board Gov. Frank Murkowski stood in a Department of Transportation maintenance shed Tuesday to announce his proposed community
The years of having it both ways are long gone
Frontiersman editorial board The longtime residents at Odsather Circle near Wasilla Lake are raising concerns about a new development being
Thankful for peace in our schools
Spectrum/Anne Kilkenny As we enter into the holiday season, the season of thanksgiving, of sharing and of rededication to
Not with a 10-foot poll
Being Frank/by Frank Ameduri Last week a friend sent me a copy of a recent Gallup poll. It asked
Gay acceptance … it is just a matter of time
Spectrum/by Rev. Howard Bess In 1950, the opinion was unanimous. Gay persons were sick. Their sexual activities were illegal
ABL and legion must come together
J's World/by Jeremiah Bartz The Alaska Baseball League has unanimously decided to forgo the opportunity to compete
That's it! I'm calling 1-800-SANTA
Resslin' Around by Casey Ressler My long-distance phone bill is astronomical these days, and it's all
Vanity video isn't the answer to economic development in Wasilla
Letter to the editor/by Stephen Stoll, Wasilla To the editor: We spent $29,950 on the mayor's
History requirement is a gift to Alaskan students
Frontiersman editorial board Alaska's Board of Education voted unanimously in favor of a regulation requiring high school seniors
Where is the line between graciousness and doormat?
Frontiersman editorial board In the interest of being a good host to new businesses, the city of Wasilla is again