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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What a night
By Lukis Nighswonger For the Frontiersman WASILLA — Guests in fine slacks and fashionable skirts, good food and pleasurable conversation and
Dumbledore might approve of Colony threat response
By Prudence Plunkett Chalk Talk I took time during Christmas vacation to catch up on the really important things, like
My confessions of a teen insomniac
By Rachel Kenley Student Views I am one of those people who just keeps going and going. I wish I
Secret to literacy is all in the story
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk I walked as one of 10,000. I couldn’t read the subway maps, I
Choir singers bring harmony to school’s gymnasium
By J.J. Harrier WASILLA — Janet Stotts conducts her caroling students with a caring smile and a stern baton. When
Safety first
Courtesy photo The LifeGuard emergency medical response helicopter was a hit during a recent visit at Pioneer Peak Elementary School.
Exploited labor starts morning off wrong
By Lexie Krell Student Views Coffee is a staple of American life and a good incentive for getting out of
High school swim team a hairy, yet satisfying, experience
By Rachel Kenley Student Views I am a swimmer. I became a swimmer my freshman year because I needed to
Students honor vets
Courtesy photo Knik Elementary School students gather Monday morning for a Veterans Day remembrance ceremony. Louis Bradley, a retired educator
Grading students is more difficult than a simple equation
By Prudence Plunkett Chalk Talk I became wildly impressed with myself this week when I calculated that since the beginning
School board member seeks to change president’s role
By John R. Moses Frontiersman PALMER — Sometimes a board president should be seen and not heard. That’s the idea
Contractor cleaning up Su Valley school sites
By John R. Moses Frontiersman TALKEETNA — Debris containing asbestos taken from the former Su Valley Jr. High/High School campus