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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National Park Service hosting open houses on mountaineering use fee
DENALI NATIONAL PARK — The National Park Service (NPS) is examining approaches to recover more of the cost of the mountaineering
Even the smallest count
A gray jay enjoys some peanut butter in this feeder near a Meadow Lakes home. Bird watchers in the Valley
Winter ride to test pedal power
By JEREMIAH BARTZ Frontiersman PALMER — Billy Koitzsch is a veteran of winter extreme racing. He’s braved the Ultrasport— a
Protect resources first, then bicker
By Howard Delo The personal use (PU) salmon fisheries in Alaska are important to tens of thousands of Alaskan residents
Palmer teen has different perspective after climbing Kilimanjaro
An Alaska teacher and an eighth-grade student are now seeing the world differently after a visit to the other
Some trails open to snowmachines
DENALI NATIONAL PARK — The superintendent of Denali National Park and Preserve has determined there is adequate snow cover for the
Unique shoot worth the wait
By Howard Delo Outdoors I finally got to do something I’ve been meaning to do for about a year
Alaskan has close encounter with comet
By Ned Rozell Outdoors A few days ago, Don Hampton heard cheers when he walked back inside the Control Room
BITING COLD
By CASEY RESSLER Mat-Su CVB When the temperature dips around this time each year, it’s natural to grab
FISH WORSHIP
By GREG JOHNSON Frontiersman WASILLA — There’s something fishy brewing in the Valley. Sportfishermen and conservationists are preparing for the
Cast a line in at workshops
By Howard Delo Outdoors Winter has arrived. The lakes are frozen, the ground is snow-covered and driving requires special
Surveys a valuable resource for state
BY HOWARD DELO Outdoors The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is the state agency tasked with managing our fish