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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Q&A on creativity with Eagle River author Chris Lundgren
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com Eagle River author Chris Lundgren published her third book, “Accidental Adventures: Alaska, True Tales of
Alaska-based poets to share a virtual stage, adapting the longstanding Poetry Parley
By Tiffany Rosamond Creed In cities the darkness gobbled me up and spat me out, my fears scuttled back and
Pioneer Home Resident publishes book chronicling experiences caring for wife with Alzheimer’s
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA— Alaska Veterans and Pioneer Home resident Bill Brokaw published “Life’s Darkest Disease,” a
‘The Healing Power of You’: Local physical therapist publishes book to promote lifestyle changes for improved wellness
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Northern Edge Physical Therapy owner and physical therapist Keith Poorbaugh recently published his first
In Country-Part III
By Budd Goodyear For the Frontiersman Two long running stories the Susitna Sentinel had major interest in the 1978: the
Fireside Books holds virtual book club meetings and maintains curbside service
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com PALMER — Fireside Books owner Mary Ann Cockle and her colleagues are connecting with the community
Q&A with Eagle River author Chris Lundgren about her new book, ‘Accidental Adventures: Alaska, True Tales of Ordinary People Facing Danger in the Wilderness’
By Jacob Mann Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Eagle River author Chris Lundgren’s third published book, “Accidental Adventures: Alaska, True Tales
U.S. death toll tops 100,000 on centennial of a frightful epidemic in Interior Alaska
By Dermot Cole It was exactly 100 years ago Tuesday that Presbyterian pastor Robert J. Diven wrote from Nenana about
Response to the call to remove books from curriculum
To the editor: To the editor: The dark ages of ignorance exhibited by Mat-Su School Board members proposing to
Mat-Su School Board’s ‘removal’ of books is in principle a ban
By Dennis Anderson Publisher's Notebook When the Mat-Su School District Board decided by a 5-2 vote
In country: Part I
By Budd Goodyear For the Frontiersman In his 1976 book, Coming into the Country, John McPhee captured Alaska. I came
Appalled by the school board’s decision
To the editor: To the editor: As an educator for 4 decades, I am appalled that the School Board of