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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LNG plant in Houston?
By Matt Hickman Frontiersman.com HOUSTON — Houston, Texas is the hub for energy in the lower 48, and if a
Utilities Sign Power Pooling Agreement
ANCHORAGE — Three of Alaska’s Railbelt electric utilities have signed an agreement to collectively utilize their generation and transmission assets
The doctor is out
By Matt Hickman Frontiersman.com PALMER — Author John McPhee’s famous description of Alaska as a “foreign country significantly populated
Eagle River area legislators say they want to hear from constituents at town hall
By Eugene Harnett Oureagle.com EAGLE RIVER — Four local legislators, all women, all Republicans, listened to concerns from local citizens
The renaissance of furniture retail in Alaska
By Eugene Harnett Oureagle.com EAGLE RIVER — Customers say that it’s “the nicest store in all of Alaska.” You
SCIENCE ROUDNUP: New bee species discovered in Alaska
By MARY LOCKMAN There’s a newly-discovered bumblebee in town: Bombus (Alpinobumbus) kluanensis. Alpinobumbus is Latin for the subgenus
Abandoned vehicles left on winter roads can present a traffic hazard
By CHRIS FORD WASILLA — With the arrival of winter comes slippery roads, an increase in the number of accidents and
Trailblazing: Ribbon cut on major improvements for skiing at Government Peak
By CHRIS FORD PALMER — Now that winter has settled in across the Mat-Su, people who thrive in the state&
LETTER: Sullivan outlines plans for replacing Obamacare
This letter us in response to an email from the Anchorage Press regarding Sen. Dan Sullivan’s stance on plans
SPECTRUM: How to help our legislators get out of hell
BY EUGENE HARNETT If someone were to describe hell to me, it would be to be thrown into a big
PUBLISHER’S NOTEBOOK: ‘Those Shoes’
BY DENNIS ANDERSON Thursday morning as I was preparing for work, I turned on music for background noise. One of
Cuts before taxes: Local lawmakers outline plans for upcoming session
By MATT HICKMAN PALMER — The wave of frustration and disappointment with state legislators that helped many in this year’s