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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Mushing season ramps up with January races
ALASKA – Despite the unpredictable weather in Southcentral, most sled dog races are still on track to run through January and
Colony names football coach
PALMER — It may not have been a direct route, but the path Rhett Magner has traveled brought the former Colony
As we welcome the new year, the fisheries debate continues
By Howard Delo We’re going to usher out the old year just as we welcomed it — discussing the salmon
Colony grad continues stellar running record with marathon win
WILLOW – When Allan Spangler graduated from Colony High School in 2005, he never imagined he’d someday be running at
Palmer boys finish 1-2 in SoHi basketball tourney
SOLDOTNA — Heading into the season with a young team, Palmer boys basketball head coach Brandon Blake knew the Moose would
Hawks open season in Sitka hoops tournament
Frontiersman.com SITKA —The Houston Hawks boys and girls squads finished without a win during three days of basketball at
Warriors 2nd in West wrestling tourney
Frontiersman.com ANCHORAGE —Freshman Micah Mathis helped the Wasilla Warriors post a runner-up finish during the West Christmas Classic
Gift ideas for outdoors people
By Howard Delo This year has just flown by! As we approach Christmas, I want to wish you and your
Palmer goes down to Soldotna 53-46
By JOEY KLECKA For the Frontiersman Thunder Mountain nabbed the Powerade/Al Howard Tipoff tournament title Saturday with a 65-
High school skiers balance life, money, sport
MAT-SU – No matter the weather conditions, the classwork, or the other extracurricular activities they pile on their plates, high
Warriors defeat West Anchorage Eagles in season opener
WASILLA – Though at points it looked as though the Eagles might fly fast to victory, it was the Warriors who
Mastodons ruled from Yukon to Honduras
By Ned Rozell For the Frontiersman A long, long time ago, a hairy elephant stomped the Northland, wrecking trees and