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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Now it's time for legislators to walk the walk
Frontiersman editorial board Election campaigns are often times of promise and hope — promises from candidates and hope on the part
Adoption can be difficult, but rewards are great
Spectrum, by Lt. Gov. Loren Leman November is National Adoption Month. Some of my most satisfying work in public service
Palin's ethical resolve continues to set standard for Republicans
Frontiersman editorial board While conducting research for the election wrap-up article in this edition, Frontiersman spent some time talking
Drive safe this year, do us all a favor
Simply Sleight, by Kari Sleight While the calendar may not officially indicate the beginning of winter, we in Alaska know
Initiative process, while vital, has been twisted for political means
Spectrum, by Fred Dyson The initiative process is a vital part of the Alaska political process, and I have watched
Valley voters send message: 'We like what we've got'
Frontiersman editorial board Mat-Su voters turned out on Tuesday and affirmed that their community remains committed to conservative candidates,
Another election season ends … thank goodness
Frontiersman editorial board Sometime tonight the nation will share a huge collective sigh. The 2004 political campaign season will have
Denali Citizens Council objects to Murkowski push for new road
Spectrum, by Denali Citizens Council On Oct. 5, Gov. Frank Murkowski told the Alaska Travel Industry Association that Denali National
Valley legislators spend too much time in shallow end
Frontiersman editorial board Is it wishful thinking on the part of progressives and liberals, paranoia or gamesmanship on the part
Resslin' Around, by Casey Ressler
Santa comes to town Yesterday, thousands of kids crammed into Raven Hall for this year's installment of Halloween
Your vote really doesn't count
Point, by John Davidson In a few short days, millions of people across the country will go to the polls
The answer begins with one vote
Counterpoint, by Joel Davidson Untold political television ads, radio announcements and sign waving faithful are again saturating the American landscape