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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MSCVB honors local businesses
Several local tourism businesses and individuals were honored by the Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau Nov. 18 during the
Goodbye not goodbye
By Diane Kaplan Spectrum Exciting new beginnings — they always come with sad farewells. It was nearly 30 years ago that
Play Every Day campaign seen as effective in inspiring better beverage choices for children
By Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon A public health campaign in Alaska has shown success at convincing parents to serve their
Dust is settling in state legislative races; it’s clear Mat-Su will retain clout in Juneau
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman The dust has mostly settled in Alaska’s 2022 legislative elections. Ranked-choice reallocation
Alaska, Washington senators team up to seek disaster declaration for closed crab harvests
By Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon Alaska’s two Republican U.S. senators joined with Washington state’s two Democratic U.
With more votes counted, Alaska House races are split 20-20 between Republicans and others
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Democratic candidate Donna Mears overtook Republican candidate Forrest Wolfe in a closely watched Alaska House
Alaska’s two U.S. senators vote to advance federal same-sex marriage protections
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Alaska’s two U.S. senators voted on Wednesday in favor of ending debate on
Big Lake native serves USS Abraham Lincoln
By Frontiersman.com During Veterans Day last week, ESPN continued its annual tradition of saluting veterans and active members of
Do American believers really want to sit in pews surrounded by their political clones?
By Terry Mattingly Faith Just over half of churchgoing American Protestants went into the tense midterm elections believing that the
State nets $4.5 million in its fall “areawide” North Slope lease sale
By Tim Bradner For the Chugach Times The state of Alaska received 63 bids totaling $4.53 million in a
Goodbye not goodbye
By Diane Kaplan Spectrum Exciting new beginnings — they always come with sad farewells. It was nearly 30 years ago that
Governor Dunleavy announces multiple staff changes
By Staff report In a series of press releases, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy announced several staff changes. First, Governor Dunleavy