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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Join the party, vote in your primary
OK GOP, here’s the deal. This is a call to all registered Republicans to come out and vote. Like
Society needs more, stronger marriages
By Sen. Lisa Murkowski Not too long ago, I had the honor of nominating an Alaskan family as “Angels in
Let’s give SB 21 a chance to work
By Jim Johnson Spectrum The oil tax debate in Alaska continues on, as advocates seek a referendum to undo recently
MTA annual membership meeting is June 5
This year’s Matanuska Telephone Association’s annual meeting begins at 5:30 p.m., June 5 at Raven Hall
Sometimes the ‘wingnuts’ have the right approach
By Sen. Fred Dyson Spectrum This letter is in response to the singular “Valley Voices” column by Charles D. Hayes,
Repeal and replace the giveaway
By Beth Kerttula Spectrum Alaska is on the cusp of another historic mistake with the governor’s signing of our
Consider the social cost of vice
By Larry DeVilbiss Mayor's Corner Today I would like to address some demons that live among us. At
Dad’s view of the budget
By Colleen Sullivan-Leonard Spectrum Last week, Wasilla Mayor Verne Rupright wrote a column (Frontiersman May 7, 2013) regarding the
How insurance pooling could help public schools
By Rep. Lynn Gattis Spectrum There has been a lot of talk and misinformation about a bill that would require
HB 31 would counter rampant constitutional illiteracy
By Stuart Thompson Spectrum Rep. Wes Keller introduced House Bill 31 — The American Constitutionalism History Literacy Act — to the 28th
SB 21: The Alaska oil comeback
By Gov. Sean Parnell Spectrum After years of study, public testimony and debate, Alaska turned the corner this week to
‘Puppet Master’ radio or depraved new world?
By Tim Johnson Spectrum In the 1950s, magic came to prairie township schools in the form of the bookmobile. The