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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Anchorage Police Department to expand headquarters
ANCHORAGE – On Monday, the Board of Directors for the Anchorage Community Development Authority (ACDA) voted to accept Anchorage Police Department’
ANWR leasing could come as soon as July of next year
by TIM BRADNER The federal government has leasing in ANWR on the fast-track, and a lease sale could come
‘Golden child’
by JACOB MANN PALMER— On Thursday, June 1, Erick Almandinger was found guilty on all charges for his role in
Chicken Shack channels southern cooking with chic style
by SAM DAVENPORT Chicken Shack, a new eatery on the west side, opened its doors on May 2. It’s
DR. FERMENTO: The ‘Taste of Samoa’ available in Alaska
by JAMES "DR. FERMENTO" ROBERTS Someone tipped me off that Alaska was going to be the first state
Wallner withdraws from District 9 Representative race
Vicki Wallner announced on her Facebook page that she is withdrawing her name from the District 9 House of Representatives
VETERANS POST: Save Time With VA Health-Care Apps
by FREDDY GROVES All you need to connect to health care at the Department of Veterans Affairs is a computer,
The case for defense
by MATT HICKMAN Last Friday, The Eagle teamed up with the pro-Alaska think tank Commonwealth North to present ‘Breakfast
Donald Trump's Jerusalem Triumph
by RICH LOWRY In the second century A.D., Jewish rebels who had stunned the Romans and liberated a portion
ON THE MCCAIN CONTROVERSY
by BYRON YORK There have been some ugly comments recently about Sen. John McCain. With the senator at home in
THE IRISH AREN'T RED-HEADED MEXICANS
by ANN COULTER In an interview with NPR last Friday, Trump's chief of staff John Kelly described the
Alaska’s rich military history
by GOV. BILL WALKER My father, Ed Walker, served in the Aleutians in WWII and was one of the last