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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Mud holes along Chugach State Park’s trail to Hidden Lake are a disgrace
By Bill Sherwonit For the Chugach Times The Chugach State Park trail that leads to Hidden Lake—and also has
Alaska Online Checkbook Act will shine a light on state government’s finances
By Robin O’Donoghue Spectrum The Alaska Online Checkbook Act (AOCA) became the law of the land earlier this month.
U.S. House candidates suggest smaller role for federal funding in Alaska
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Three of the four candidates running to represent Alaska in the U.S. House said
Bringing broadband to all Alaskans
By Diane Kaplan, Rebecca Brice Henderson, Mike Navarre and Angela Salazar Spectrum Too many Alaskans face barriers accessing the internet.
Opinion: Dunleavy now claims state canceled $50,000 no-bid contract with his friend the same day the public learned about the deal
By Dermot Cole Spectrum On May 31 this year the Anchorage Daily News and the Associated Press revealed that Gov.
Opinion: Greater Connectivity will help Alaskans at home and strengthen America’s Arctic
By Sen. Dan Sullivan Spectrum This past week, two important events occurred in Anchorage that signify a positive and dramatic
Aid is rushed to western Alaska villages hit by storm; Food supply for winter destroyed in many communities
By Tim Bradner For the Chugach Times Aid is being rushed to coastal communities across western Alaska heavily damaged by
Ranked-choice voting worked well, state election officials say. So did Dominion voting machines
By Tim Bradner For the Chugach Times Alaska’s new “ranked choice” voting system worked well in its first test
Life imitates art in ACT's "The Sensuous Senator"
By O’Hara Shipe Anchorage Press Often, art imitates life and with the nation in the throes of election season,
Aid is rushed to western Alaska villages hit by storm; Food supply for winter destroyed in many communities
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Aid is being rushed to coastal communities across western Alaska heavily damaged by remnants
U.S. House candidates suggest smaller role for federal funding in Alaska
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Three of the four candidates running to represent Alaska in the U.S. House said
Walk for Recovery Awareness helps shine a light on recovery, ending stigma
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com As National Recovery Month comes to an end, dozens of people in recovery, people who