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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Knik River PUA Shooting Range closed for construction
By HOWARD DELO For the Frontiersman WASILLA — The Knik River Public Use Area shooting range is temporarily closed until July
Fisheries debate continues
By Howard Delo In late March, the Senate Resources Committee, chaired by Sen. Cathy Giessel of Anchorage, held an Upper
A look at what's ahead
By Howard Delo I like to do these periodic calendar update columns just to let you know about events that
Cabela’s impresses
By Howard Delo Many of you have already made the trip into Anchorage to check out the new Cabela’s
A sobering fish tale
By Howard Delo Outdoors I saw a notice in one of last week’s editions of the Frontiersman that the
Trees are awakening from long winter’s nap
By Ned Rozell Outdoors POKER CREEK — On this south-facing hillside bathed in spring sunshine, trees are swelling like hot
Riders compete in Big Rob 50
BIG LAKE — Robby Schachle was the top rider during the third annual Big Rob 50 Vintage Memorial cross-country snowmachine
Catching up with firearms
By Howard Delo This can be a potentially slow time of year for some of us outdoors-oriented individuals. While
On the track of the wolverine
By Ned Rozell Outdoors As I skied on a frozen river, a hairy creature trotted toward me. When the wolverine
Still time to enjoy a gun show
By Howard Delo Outdoors By the time this sees print, spring will officially be here. Recent weather even suggests that
Study: Wildlife interests worth $4.1 billion to Alaska economy
JUNEAU — Almost 1 million resident and visitor households embarked on at least one trip in Alaska to hunt or view
Introducing ‘Nanuq,’ the mini tyrannosaurus of the North Slope
By Ned Rozell Outdoors Seventy million years ago, the baddest predator on top of the world was a pygmy tyrannosaur