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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The Manpon
Late in the first half of the Wasilla boys' soccer squad's match against Soldotna on Thursday, a
Alaska is always where home is
RESSLIN' AROUND Twelve years ago, I graduated from Wasilla High School and couldn't wait to get out
Don't trample Christ's message
Spectrum, by Dan Elliott Ron Hammon's April 11 Spectrum piece, "Back to you, Mr. Editor," begins
When the music stops, sit at the nearest desk
Being Frank, by Frank Ameduri By the time you read this, there's a good chance I will have
Spring is time to join hands and clean up
Frontiersman editorial board There are so many signs of spring in the Valley. The air loses its edge, giving way
Murkowski's recent speech was a little off the mark
Spectrum by Jim Sykes After listening to Sen. Lisa Murkowski's recent speech and question and answer session before
Keep your eye on the nut in this year's budgetary shell game
Frontiersman editorial board The combination of serious budget woes and an important election cycle this year has prompted legislators around
Bullying doesn't stop at high school graduation
Frontiersman editorial board Students at Palmer Junior Middle School recently learned about something called the Violence/Kindness Continuum during an
There is a good Alaska solution to natural gas woes
Spectrum by Scott Heyworth There is no more cheap natural gas to be found in Cook Inlet. Over the next
Why not let an independent investigation settle the matter?
Being Frank, By Frank Ameduri I'm writing this week's column as a sort of companion piece
For love of the Miners
J's World, by Jeremiah Bartz For Love of the Game is a quaint Kevin Costner movie that lures
Why not let an independent investigation settle the matter?
Frontiersman Editorial Board Democrats are calling for an independent inquiry into the Randy Ruedrich ethics complaint, but the state'