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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SPECTRUM: The wisdom of a 9-year-old
By Todd Smoldon Life could soon be changing for the thousands of people who shop in Wasilla every day – the
Employment down 0.9 percent, unemployment rate unchanged
JUNEAU — Alaska’s total employment was down by an estimated 0.9 percent in November compared to November 2016, a
SPECTRUM: Our Grinch who stole Christmas
By Larry Wood Nationally, Americans received good news for Christmas. The federal tax cuts will put Americans back to work,
Anchorage Assembly votes 11-0 to allow water line extension in Birchwood Loop
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Anchorage’s Municipal Assembly voted Dec. 19 to allow the city’s water and
National seniors’ group trying to grow Alaska chapter
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Keeping up with an ever increasing speed of socio-political change can be a
2017 CFC is over, but you can still give
By Senior Airman CURT BEACH JBER Public Affairs Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson personnel banded together to raise money for charities
Advent brings freedom, even from abuse
By Air Force Chaplain (Capt.) MARK HILL JBER Chaplain Something big was happening in the wilderness around the Jordan River
Crime task force, fire service areas hot issues at Borough Assembly meeting
By PHILLIP MANNING Frontiersman.com PALMER — The Mat-Su Borough Assembly held two meetings on Tuesday. The only action item
Palmer City Council approves 2018 budget during final meeting of 2017
By TIM ROCKEY For the Frontiersman PALMER — The final Palmer City Council meeting of 2017 was a short one, but
SPECTRUM: On the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
By Sen. Lisa Murkowski This holiday season, Alaskans can have a renewed sense of hope for good jobs, larger paychecks,
What does it mean to be great?
By Howard Bess President Donald campaigned and is serving under the banner “make America great again.” Apparently no one has
Assembly votes to reduce cleanup time on homeless camps from 15 to 10 days
By Victoria Petersen Anchorage Press An ordinance proposed Tuesday, Sept. 26 to aid in quicker cleanups of homeless camps was