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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Kenai sockeye salmon dipnet bonanza
By Andy Couch Personal use dip netting for sockeye salmon in the Kenai River opened on July 10, and even
Outdoors issues and the election
By Howard Delo In my younger life, I never used to pay much attention to politics. To me, it was
Lynx edge Road Warriors
WASILLA — The Dimond Lynx are drawing some attention around the Alaska American Legion baseball circuit. Dimond extended its American Division
Miners beat Chugiak with walk-off grand slam
PALMER — Mat-Su outfielder Cameron Newell stepped up to the plate with the bases loaded twice in the final three
Miners drill Oilers
Frontiersman.com PALMER — Another slugfest, another win for the Mat-Su Miners. Mat-Su used four extra-base hits and
Hatcher Pass Marathon slated for Saturday
WILLOW — Registration is ongoing for the fourth-annual running of the Hatcher Pass Marathon & Relay slated for Saturday at
Men’s running club formed
PALMER — Until about 15 years ago, Rhonda Knopp was among a group of Valley women who drove into Anchorage every
Right-hander leads California team to Todd Ryan title
WASILLA — Not many teams have slowed down the Wasilla Road Warriors this season. But the Road Warriors had their hands
Late runs help Miners score win over Oilers
Frontiersman.com KENAI — Sometimes it’s just a matter of putting the ball in play. After Matt Decker knocked a
Valley represented well in annual holiday race
By CAITLIN SKVORC For the Frontiersman SEWARD — Nearly 90 athletes and even more spectators from the Mat-Su Valley flocked
Little Susitna king salmon fishing open again
Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — Local anglers have another reason to celebrate this weekend. Wednesday, the Alaska Department of Fish and
Fisheries debate continues
By Howard Delo Happy Independence Day! Remember to thank a veteran or active military person for their service to maintain