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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Iditarod 35: Swingley first to scratch
March 6, 2007 RAINY PASS - Doug Swingley's bid for his fifth Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race title ended
Iditarod 35: Great way to (Re)start
March 6, 2007 By MATT TUNSETH/ Frontiersman WILLOW - Sunny skies greeted the thousands of excited race fans and 82 brave
Iditarod 35: Tailgating - AK style
March 6, 2007 By MATT TUNSETH/ Frontiersman WILLOW - Portable grills, bonfires and snow machines - Alaska-style tailgating was in full
Wasilla boys shoot past Palmer
March 4, 2007 By Jeremiah Bartz/ Frontiersman WASILLA - Sometimes it's the play in the paint, and sometimes it&
35th Iditarod starts Sunday
March 4, 2007 By MATT TUNSETH/ Frontiersman WILLOW - A total of 83 mushers - including 18 from the Mat-Su Valley
Height leads ACS to win over Houston
March 4, 2007 By MATT TUNSETH/ Frontiersman HOUSTON - Hustle can sometimes overcome height in basketball - but not often. The Houston
Saved: Close call, but Wasilla girls keep winning streak in tact
March 4, 2007 By Jeremiah Bartz/ Frontiersman PALMER - When the final buzzer sounded Saturday night, the Wasilla Warriors collectively took
Houston boys score huge win over ACS
March 4, 2007 By MATT TUNSETH/ Frontiersman HOUSTON - Talk about going out in style. The Houston High School boys basketball
Prep hoops: Colony girls need double OT to get by Palmer
March 2, 2007 By Jeremiah Bartz/ Frontiersman PALMER - In early February, the Palmer Moose shocked the Colony Knights with buzzer-
Division I basketball conference to honor Wasilla girls basketball coach
March 2, 2007 By Jeremiah Bartz/ Frontiersman WASILLA -There will be a noticeable absence on the Wasilla bench when the
Valley teen wins Junior Iditarod
Feb. 27, 2007 By JODI SNYDER/ For the Frontiersman WILLOW - A record field of 26 young mushers, ages 14-18,
Fair way to play; cold does not keep a group of golf nuts off the ice
Feb. 27, 2007 By MATT TUNSETH/ Frontiersman PALMER - With a fairway consisting of a clear, four-foot-thick slab of