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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Moving through one season into the next
By Howard Delo As we slide further into this late fall/early winter season, most folks have already packed away
Ready to hit the trails with my new toy
By Howard Delo I’m picking up my new ATV today, I hope! Am I excited? Yes, but my wife
Fisheries board faces important issues
By Howard Delo Another Board of Fisheries cycle is set to begin with the workshop meeting in Anchorage at the
Winter arrives in Hatcher Pass
HATCHER PASS – The snow line crept down to about 3,000 feet last week, as heavy rains in the Valley
Events to add to your fall calendar
By Howard Delo We’re definitely into the fall season! Salmon fishing is pretty much over and while other angling
Berries: The Valley's blue bounty
By Pete LaFrance MAT-SU – There is no finer taste in the world than an Alaska blueberry picked and eaten
The basics of blackpowder ballistics
By Howard Delo I attended the Mt. McKinley Mountainmen monthly blackpowder pistol shoot earlier this week at the shooting range
2015 Mat-Su salmon fishing winds down
By Andy Couch During a Tuesday conversation I had with Margo Nealis of Phantom Tri River Charters in Talkeetna, I
Partnership working to help salmon
By Matt Tunseth WASILLA – There’s something fishy going on in the Mat-Su Valley. Home to some of Alaska’
Local group to debut new race series
By JEREMIAH BARTZ Frontiersman.com WASILLA — For years, Valley runners in search of a mid-week fall organized event would
Mat- Su’s September silver salmon
By Andy Couch Gary’s bobber disappeared under the water, so he set the hook, and a chrome silver salmon
Tips for local hunters
By Howard Delo Just as Tevya, the father from the “Fiddler on the Roof” musical, sang about what it must