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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Relay a symbol of never-ending battle
By Sofia Fouquet Colony High School The annual Mat-Su Valley Relay for Life happened this past weekend at the
More than a diploma
BY ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman WASILLA — Watching the ceremony at Mat-Su Career and Technical High School Friday, one thing seemed
‘The Secret Garden’ a good season finale for VPA
By Sofia Fouquet Review Jackie Cochran’s rendition of “The Secret Garden” is a touching, feel-good production you won’
E-Club helps students better themselves
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk Steve Jobs introduced the iPad to the world recently as Wasilla Middle School quietly continued
Boys soccer at Houston makes a comeback
By Marilena Staudenmaier For the Frontiersman HOUSTON — Tuesday, the determined faces of the Houston High School boys team filled the
Mat-Su students celebrate agriculture
By Victoria Naegele Frontiersman Correspondent MAT-SU — Agriculture was the buzz word Tuesday at many local schools as students marked
BP honors Mat-Su teachers with annual excellence award
Seven teachers will be named 2010 BP Teachers of Excellence for the Mat-Su Borough School District. The 15th annual
Fashion show to benefit high schools
The Wasilla Sportsman’s Warehouse will host a fashion show fund-raiser at 1 p.m. Saturday. The fund-raiser
Boys in heels not pretty, but send a message
By Dylan Gette-King For the Frontiersman PALMER — If someone were to suggest you “walk a mile in her shoes,
‘Swift as a shadow…’ students embrace poetry
By Claudia Berkley Chalk Talk One of my best days of teaching happened March 18. Unfortunately, I was not in
Weiland leaves lasting impression at PHS
By Tim Rockey Student View Kerry Weiland’s pictures and articles took up an entire bulletin board in the entryway
Job Corps students teach green message
BY ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman PALMER — A little bit of awareness goes a long way. Ann Rustad found that out last