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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Alaska Republicans gear up for Super Tuesday
Steven Merritt WASILLA — Alaska is one of 12 states participating in “Super Tuesday” presidential primary election voting March 1, and
Planned housing project would be a ghetto
Howard Bess Volunteers of America, a tax-exempt national not-for-profit corporation in cooperation with Valley Residential Services, a
Town hall meeting on Feb. 27 likely to focus on budget
Brian O'Connor WASILLA — Four Mat-Su legislators say they just want to listen. Nevertheless, Alaska Sen. Bill Stoltze
Tuesday the time for Alaska Republicans to be heard
By Frank McQueary Vice chair, Alaska Republican Party Across the the Mat-Su, volunteers are putting final touches on what
Safe families for Alaska’s children
Donna Walker and Charity Carmody As it should be, much attention is being paid to the state’s fiscal challenges.
Exploring the principles guiding U.S. foreign policy
Stuart Thompson Here’s an antidote for the brainless foreign relations output from our candidates for president. There are three
Voting yes to deregulation would benefit MTA members
By Michael C. Burke Matanuska Telephone Association My name is Michael Burke, and I’m the Chief Executive Officer of
Muslim refugees are dangerous, should be rejected
By Larry Wood Governor Walker is about to make a mistake. He is appeasing his liberal masters in D.C.
No more boom or bust for Alaska
Tara Jollie Alaska’s future is bright if our Legislator’s support the Governor’s plan to gain stability under
Mudslinging does little to move debate forward
Matthew Beck The best thing about serving on the Borough Assembly for District 2, Greater Palmer, is listening to the
Wasilla should keep its tax promise
Colleen Sullivan-Leonard How important is it for the City of Wasilla to stay true to its promise to sunset
Halter: ‘Building coalitions for the future’
The news these days is full of concern over state finances. The shortfall in state income will trickle down to