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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By Howard Delo Outdoors A week from today marks the official start of spring. Well, sort of. The Mat-Su
Ninilchik Beaches closed to clamming
The Ninilchik Beaches are now closed to the harvest of razor clams, according to a press release issued by the
Alaska Avalanche Information Center honored
HATCHER PASS — For the second time in its six-year history, the Alaska Avalanche Information Center received an Alaska Governor’
HHS boys in state tourney for first time since 2000
HOUSTON — Bloodied and bruised, Matt Barron was like a prizefighter last weekend. After taking an elbow to the face during
Colony boys get familiar draw in first round
PALMER — As soon as Colony drew Thunder Mountain in the first round of the 4A state tournament last year, head
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is rife with dynasties
WILLOW — For some people, dog mushing is a passion they found for themselves. Maybe they were fascinated as children. Maybe
Houston punches tourney ticket
CORDOVA — The Houston Hawks are headed to the 3A state tournament. The Houston boys swuad punched its state tournament ticket
Moose boys, girls cap season with wins over Kenai
PALMER — Any hope of a trip to the state tournament for the Palmer Moose disappeared with a tough loss to
Warrior girls cruise to 3rd, on bubble for state tourney
PALMER — The Wasilla Warriors looked like a team headed for the state tournament during a dominant 69-27 victory over
Kodiak edges past Colony for boys title
PALMER — Sometimes the rim is simply not your friend. On the heels of a pair of Colony three-point attempts
2nd-quarter burst sparks Kodiak girls over Colony
PALMER — Jerica Nelson began her high school career as a freshman on a Colony High varsity squad that won the
Top-seeded Kodiak girls need rally to beat Wasilla
PALMER — Through the first three quarters, the Wasilla Warriors handled Hannah Wandersee fairly well. Kodiak’s 6-foot-1 senior