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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Fear and loathing on the road to the Senate
By Chuck Legge The following is an unapologetically biased comparison of candidates in the Begich/Sullivan senate race. Yes, I
AARP’s health tip: Avoid doughnuts!
By Nicole Duritz The dog days of August are the most likely time for Medicare Part D participants to fall
Sharon Kay Evans
Sharon Kay Evans, 64, Certified Professional Midwife, formerly of Palmer, was born Oct. 23, 1949, to Wanda Froedge of Peoria,
Alaska is a good model for the rest of the country
My recent message to colleagues on the Senate floor was blunt: You’re either for veterans, or you’re against
New report looks at Alaska’s health care gap
By William J. Streur One of Gov. Sean Parnell’s priorities is to help vulnerable Alaskans access necessary health care
Caring staff makes Pioneers Home special
By Peggy Robinson My father, a World War II veteran, died this morning, May 23. As I reflect on his
More Affordable Care Act deadlines approaching
By Kate McKee There have been some recent changes in eligibility for various people to enroll in health plans through
Politics in the way of what is good
My husband and I are small business owners in the Mat-Su Valley. Our syrup-making business of 25 years
Volunteers needed for Alaska Shield 2014
MAT-SU — Volunteers are needed for Alaska Shield, a statewide earthquake preparation exercise scheduled March 28 through April 1. It
Health insurance deadline is Saturday
ANCHORAGE — Enroll Alaska will host an enrollment event at its headquarters office located at 3111 C. Street, Suite 100 March
Tips for completing your ACA application
By Kate McKee Spectrum Time is running out to complete required enrollments for the Affordable Care Act before open enrollment
Parnell hurts women, costs Alaskans millions
By Barbara McDaniel Spectrum Gov. Sean Parnell’s decision not to expand Medicaid and not accept millions of federal dollars