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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Scholastic shooters show skills
CAITLIN SKVORC Frontiersman.com BIRCHWOOD — Almost 100 young shotgun shooters turned out for the Alaska Scholastic Clay Target Program-Youth
Hundreds try annual event
BY KADEN WEAVER Frontiersman.com WASILLA – While some were probably just waking up Saturday morning, more than 750 racers participated
Stirring the pot on Mat-Su king salmon management
By Andy Couch I was guiding king salmon trips on the Deshka River on Tuesday and Wednesday, and the river
All ready to get outdoors
By Howard Delo The summer is moving right along and many folks are out fishing, camping, taking day trips, entertaining
Shine on: New records in annual mountain race
GOVERNMENT PEAK — Eric Strabel and Christy Marvin no longer hold the record times for this annual mountain climb. In the
Board of Fish member named
By Howard Delo By the skin of his teeth, the governor complied with the legal timing requirements to appoint the
Trout, grayling, and char
By Andy Couch When I talked with Margo Nealis of Phantom Tri River Charters in Talkeetna she mentioned they are
I just don’t understand
By Howard Delo I don’t think I’ll ever understand some people! Either they were raised with no sense
Hooligan week on the Susitna River
By Andy Couch While setting out for a king salmon fishing trip on Wednesday (May 20), I spotted a large
Alaska Raceway Park hosts holiday action
Frontiersman.com PALMER — John Dixon will help to highlight racing action at Alaska Raceway Park over the holiday weekend. Dixon,
Hatcher Pass: In the world of crust skiing
By Pete LaFrance I couldn’t shake the mild feeling of incredulity as I loaded my skis into the car.
Fishing and firing: what’s new
By Howard Delo Andy Couch has returned to the Frontiersman with his fishing report column. I’ve known Andy for