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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First converts
By Samuel Abbate Faith (One Perfect Life: Chapters 31-33) By interacting with the Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well,
Gun control and the potential impact on Alaskans, outdoor enthusiasts
By Howard Delo Outdoors Unfortunately, I expect to be commenting on this topic more than I would prefer into the
Remembering the life and legacy of Pat Carney
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Pat Carney died peacefully in his Wasilla home March 3 at the age of
Let Alaska be open for business
By Rep. George Rauscher Spectrum In his first hours in office and with the stroke of a pen, President Joe
AIDEA executives discuss $350 million West Susitna access project with assembly
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman.com PALMER — The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority presented their communications plan and preliminary engineering
Red Cross makes annual announcement encouraging public to test smoke alarms
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA — It’s that time of year again. Alaskans everywhere have turned their clocks forward
Wasilla man arrested for his alleged involvement at the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan. 6
By Frontiersman.com Special agents from the FBI Anchorage Field Office arrested Aaron Mileur Tuesday for his alleged involvement at
Former Lt. Gov. and eternally globetrotting visionary Mead Treadwell on his battle with COVID, his A2A triumph, and why he’s helping Mike Robbins in his bid for mayor
By Matt Hickman Mead Treadwell didn’t wind up catching COVID-19 from an 8-minute conversation with then-undiagnosed,
Valley Awareness and Prevention for Suicide Coalition moves forward
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Valley Awareness and Prevention for Suicide Coalition, or VAPS, is a local nonprofit that’
Controversy heats up again over state’s health emergency declaration
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman The politics of the state COVID-19 emergency health declaration are heating up again.
Fractured state Legislature could see coalitions emerge in both House and Senate
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Alaska’s November general election delivered some surprises in legislative elections, and once again
The end is in sight
By Gov. Mike Dunleavy Spectrum Tuesday night, I announced that COVID-19 vaccines are now available to any Alaskan who