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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Grouse Ridge hosts sporting clays championships
BY KADEN WEAVER Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Local shooting range Grouse Ridge hosted the sporting clay state competition this weekend, an
Time for Mat-Su coho salmon fisheries jump to higher level
By Andy Couch On July 27, coho salmon were the most abundant salmon species harvested in the Northern District Commercial
Questions about board appointment remain unanswered
By Howard Delo I’ve been thinking about this recently and wondering when the news would report the State of
Palmer women shatter record in 200-mile bike race
VALDEZ — Palmer women Julie Berberich and Kristin Wolf set one of five new records in this year’s Fireweed 400
Sockeye salmon week in the Mat-Su Valley
By Andy Couch Fish Creek dipnet fishery With 26,781 sockeye salmon past the Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Blackpowder and dipnets
By Howard Delo Wednesday Alaska Department of Fish and Game issued an emergency order opening the Fish Creek Personal Use
Wasilla boy among top anglers in Valdez Kids Pink Salmon Derby
VALDEZ — A young Wasilla angler stood among the leaders during the eighth annual Valdez Kids Pink Salmon Derby. Wasilla Caleb
Pioneer Ridge Climb: Proud to represent the middle of the pack and back
By Pete LaFrance The pain was immense. My muscles screamed and my lungs heaved in a failing attempt to keep
Parks Highway streams reopen to fishing
By Andy Couch As of July 14, Unit 2 Susitna River drainage streams from Willow to the Talkeetna River reopened
Blackpowder shoot and state rendezvous
By Howard Delo The 2015 Alaska Territorial Blackpowder Shoot is over and the scores are in the books. As I
Records fall in second Pioneer Ridge Climb
Frontiersman.com PALMER — Matt Shryock and Briana Sullivan set new records while ascending a vertical mile at the Pioneer Ridge
Improved king returns present management challenges
By Andy Couch Although most Mat-Su Valley king salmon fisheries have been restricted by Alaska Department of Fish and