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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State officials urge residents to be aware of bear activity
PALMER — Gov. Bill Walker has proclaimed April “Bear Awareness Month,” in Alaska. Locally, Alaska Department of Fish and Game Officials
Father, son share life’s highpoints
By Mike Sloan and Daniel Sloan Where is Gaby?” my 17-year-old son asked as he climbed over the
In between the outdoor recreation seasons
By Howard Delo We’re into those “tween” times! Lake ice is becoming questionable for safe icefishing but the lake
Denali Park begins spring road opening
Frontiersman.com DENALI PARK — The National Park Service spring road opening crew has begun the annual operations to clear and
Musher never lost desire to race
By Ray Gaskin For the Frontiersman WILLOW — Chuck Schaeffer is one of four Native Alaskans who entered the 2015 Iditarod.
Runner’s personal journey culminates in Ironman
TAUPO, NEW ZEALAND — When Active Soles employee Kate Arnold entered the water of Lake Taupo with more than 1,000
Iditarod Kiwi style: Musher splits year between Willow, New Zealand
By Ray Gaskin For the Frontiersman WILLOW — When Curt Perano left the starting gate in the 43rd annual Iditarod sled
Hitting the Outdoorsman Show and dreaming about hunting trips
By Howard Delo If you’re reading this around lunchtime or a little later, I am, hopefully, already attending the
Anglers hit ice for derby
Frontiersman.com BIG LAKE — About 100 kids and 250 adults participated in the Big Lake Chamber of Commerce’s Winterfest
Johnston claims consecutive wins in ultrasport races
WILLOW — David Johnston doesn’t take his own internal “no” for an answer when deciding to race hundreds of miles
Bond of brothers endures toughest Iron Dog race in the event’s history
By Frank E. Baker For the Frontiersman Towing his brother Klint VanWingerden’s disabled snowmachine toward Shaktoolik enroute to Fairbanks,
ATV use and salmon stream crossings can coexist
By Chuck Kaucic The Wasilla Soil and Water Conservation District has served as a Valley leader in ATV natural resources