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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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
Foundations and Attributes
by DAVID RATHBURN Editor’s note: On May 18, 2018 Grove City College Chair of the Board of Trustees, David
Bush Rat
by TIM ROCKEY TALKEETNA — The old adage that any craft worth perfecting requires 10,000 hours of dedication should take
Ghosts of Chavez Ravine
by MATT HICKMAN The tricky part about using sports as a literary device is that sports exist in a place
POLICE BLOTTER: June 14, 2018
Three people indicted for the 2017 homicide of Craig Berumen; Nicole Diaz is being sought by police At 5:16
Mat-Su Borough officials meet with Chinese economic advisors
by TIM BRADNER Talk about timing: Just as a U.S. China trade war looms, Gov. Bill Walker landed in
PUBLISHER'S NOTEBOOK: The Mat-Su Borough goes to China
by DENNIS ANDERSON Sometimes in order to have a seat at the table you have to build your own chair,
Military presence in Alaska strengthened as budget clears appropriations committee
by TIM BRADNER The military and veteran affairs budget for federal Fiscal Year 2019 has cleared the Senate Appropriations Committee
PUBLISHER'S NOTEBOOK: Alaska Politics
by DENNIS ANDERSON Just when you have the roster memorized and you know the players in the competition, along comes
Alaska Needs a New Approach to Education
by JEREMY PRICE In case we needed any more reminders that Alaska’s educational system is coming up short, the
Begich in and still no pipeline
by LARRY WOOD Mark Begich is going to ruin Gov. Bill Walker’s and Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott’s entire
Blue-ticketing bad guys
by TOM BRENNAN Nostalgia can sometimes lead to politically incorrect thoughts, like the notion of bringing back the old Alaska