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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Yelp for teachers?
By Prudence Plunkett I read an article recently in which a blogger suggested that what we really need is “Yelp
Palmer music groups learn, perform well at Disney World
ORLANDO, FLORIDA — While most high school students can’t say they ever contributed to the making of a billion-dollar-
Job Corps grad returns as mentor
BY BARBARA HUNT For the Frontiersman PALMER — Katie Childs graduated from the Alaska Job Corps Center three years ago and
Protective Services Class prepares Job Corps students for honorable service
By Barbara Hunt For the Frontiersman PALMER — Alaska State Trooper Sergeant Luis Nieves met with Alaska Job Corps’ first Protective
Happiness, basketball and music at WHS
By Jill Showman In 2012 the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 66/281, which decreed that the International Day
A trip that will never be forgotten
By Katie Bondarenko For the Frontiersman Antonia Barela, a freshman at Mat-Su Central School, participated in a six-month
Mat-Su College students learn skills to become paramedics
By Tracy Kalytiak UAA Office of University Advancement PALMER — Becoming a paramedic has long been Shauntrel Cross’ goal. She enrolled
Fat-tire bikes tread new path in the Valley
By Eli Ickes For the Frontiersman WASILLA — For the price of an older model used car, there is a bike
Your babe may be problematic
By Jasmyn Green For the Frontiersman This is abuse: being manipulated by someone, whether they’re aware of it or
‘Agents of Change’ raises awareness, about $900 for charities
PALMER — More than 100 students packed the Colony Middle School library last Tuesday to listen to speeches and raise money
Career and Technical High School students hope to win three state science titles
WASILLA — Four Mat-Su Career and Technical High School students have been crowned the winners of a second regional competition
High school students build America’s future
By Brian Palmer For the Frontiersman WASILLA — Eighty million people are added to the 7.3 billion people living on