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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Democrats ratchet up impeachment secrecy
BYRON YORK by Byron York Not long ago, House Republicans complained that Democrats imposed excessive secrecy on interviews conducted as
'No one is above the law' rallying cry could backfire on Democrats
BYRON YORK by Byron York “No one is above the law,” said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as she announced the
Why the second amendment?
By Larry Wood Spectrum This country was founded by righteous treason, in a crucible of violent rebellion. Our Forefather’s
Jenkins: ‘Better Elections’ initiative would give Alaska law without government
By Paul Jenkins Anchorage Daily Planet Here’s a surprise: An Outside group claiming it wants better government, and aided
Why I am supporting Governor Dunleavy
By Rep. Mark Neuman Spectrum My highest priority, and duty, is to represent the views of the folks in my
Stalemate; Vacant Palmer City Council seat remains unfilled
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman.com PALMER — Following a special election to fill a vacant council seat at the Palmer City
Get Acosta! But get the right guy, too
Column by Ann Coulter Now that the media is finally, at long last, interested in the 2006 Jeffrey Epstein child
Decision on Permanent Fund dividend’s future should be ours to make
Column by Paul Jenkins Anchorage Daily Planet The Alaska Permanent Fund dividend is, was and will be in the future
Department of Interior to open Alaska land to minerals exploration
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Minerals explorers will have over a million acres of highly-prospective Alaska lands open
Dunleavy gives first State of the State address
By Tim Bradner Governor Mike Dunleavy must have been channeling Clint Eastwood in his first State of the State speech
Response to opinion piece
To the editor: In a recent editorial, Tom Brennan called for repeal of the 14th Amendment, characterizing it as one
Election preview House 12: Veteran representative facing challenge from Chugiak rookie
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman There’s a two-way race for House of Representatives District 12, with the incumbent, Rep.