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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Point: Bill would rob families of time with loved ones
By Danae Mitchell Democratic Representative Harriet Drummond is trying to get Alaska to pass a bill that would give terminally
Cyber bullying is more dangerous than many believe
By Rhiannon Matthews Humans as a race bully each other. Many believe it is in our genes to struggle against
Memories of an old maroon Ford pickup
The pale yellow light gleams softly through the tall trees in their lifeless state and illuminates the white snow on
Difference in thought: It’s a good thing
By Deborah Johnston What if every person thought the same things and had the same ideas? Wars would not be
Advisory board brings students to the table
By Amelia Butler and Amy McDougall Student Advisory Board is a diverse group of students from all over the Matanuska-
Arts undervalued in many Mat-Su Borough schools
By Denali Thomas However important the arts are to society and our culture as Americans, they seem to be both
WHS Jazz Choir ‘swings’ through UAF
By Tristan Bowen For Frontiersman.com WASILLA — This year, UAF (University of Alaska Fairbanks, for those who don’t know,
How to dress your body type
By Cheyenne Jones Student View With all the fashion options out there, it can be hard to know what looks
The day I will never forget
By Yelena Sinyawski As the day draws to a close, thousands of workers: teachers, businessmen, artists, doctors, lawyers, journalists, as
Mat-Su Central offers self-directed opportunities
By Catherine Dunleavy Traditional education might not be enough for college-bound students. While some high schools today struggle with
Final days of school bring awareness of what matters most
By Emily Hartley I am a senior at Susitna Valley High School in Talkeetna. And as my graduation date draws
The perks of a small-town childhood
By Dana Hogan Student View In September 2000, a few months after my 4th birthday, my family loaded up the