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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Building a sustainable future: conversations with Alaskans
By Gov. Bill Walker Next weekend, Lt. Governor Byron Mallott and I will kick off a series of conversations about
Arctic Council and why it should matter to us
By Lisa Murkowski The United States assumed the Chair of the Arctic Council last month in an international event held
Good luck and watch your back, Chief Gamble
By Lesley Ann Wallace This letter is response to the April 10, 2015, Frontiersman article introducing Chief Gamble as director
Clearing up Willow Fire Service Area misconceptions
By Vern Halter Willow residents recently received a letter from Mat-Su Borough Mayor Larry DeVilbiss, and you may have
In support of HJR 15, honoring U.S. Sen. Stevens
The Alaska Legislature is considering House Joint Resolution 15, a resolution honoring U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, and condemning the
Time to end daylight saving time in Alaska
By Sen. Anna MacKinnon Alaskans from around the state are passionate about the elimination of daylight saving time. Recently I
University hits historic milestone
By Brian Rogers For Alaska and its university, this week marks a milestone born out of grit and determination. One
Medicaid expansion makes sense
By Les Gara Governor Walker, like other Republican and Democratic Governors who have hopped on board, is right that accepting
Amendment attacks judicial process
By Barbara McDaniel Fairbanks Sen. Pete Kelly wants to change the Constitution of the state of Alaska, the section on
Standing up for Alaska can’t wait
By Dan Sullivan Senate decorum once dictated that a U.S. senator wait a long time, sometimes years, to give
Alaska needs a voice in Washington
By Mike Wenstrup Alaska has always needed a voice in Washington. From the trans-Alaska pipeline to the Alaska Native
An open letter to Gov. Bill Walker
America’s former colonies achieved economic and educational greatness through foundational principles such as local control of government and education.