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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University of Alaska administration rejects faculty’s latest contract proposal
By Lisa Phu Alaska Beacon University of Alaska administration did not accept the latest proposed contract from its faculty union
Food, fun, and fireworks-Houston celebrates 56th annual Founder’s Day
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com Under the specter of grey skies ready to spill the already saturated Houston area, the
How 26K+ votes left to be counted could impact the race to finish Don Young’s term
By Lisa Phu Alaska Beacon At least 26,400 votes are still left to be counted in the Aug. 16
To encourage more young fishermen, look to farm programs as models, new study argues
By Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon Young Alaskans seeking to break into commercial fishing face a lot of the same barriers
Final U.S. House results won’t be available until Aug. 31 as officials wait for overseas votes
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Final results for Alaska’s Aug. 16 statewide primary and the special election for U.
Final U.S. House results won’t be available until Aug. 31 as officials wait for overseas votes
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Final results for Alaska’s Aug. 16 statewide primary and the special election for U.
Lisa Murkowski cares about our children, our schools, and the future of our State
By Kristin Shank Langhoff Spectrum As teachers, and particularly as teachers in Alaska, we do not shy away from the
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Not supporting Palin When she failed in her bid to become U.S. vice-president in 2008, Alaska Gov. Sarah
Shielded by state employees, Dunleavy tries to make political cowardice into a virtue
By Dermot Cole Spectrum Rest assured that Gov. Mike Dunleavy supports the November ballot measure to hold a constitutional convention.
A few surprises in Aug. 16 primary election, but in legislative races incumbents generally fared well
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Election results from the Aug.16 primary held some surprises. Among those was the
DoD releases first departmentwide social media policy
By C. Todd Lopez DOD News WASHINGTON (AFNS) — The Defense Department released a policy Aug. 15 that for the first
In assessing his first year, Kendall sees achievement but many challenges ahead
By Charles Pope Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs ARLINGTON, Va. (AFNS) — With his West Point pedigree and nearly