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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Entries due Monday to win a new bike
MAT-SU — Students ages 6 to 12 are invited to enter the Wheels of Hope for Kids, Riding for Respect
Apply now for transporation reimbursement
By RACHEL FRY For the Frontiersman MAT-SU — Farming and ranching aren’t easy professions. But in Alaska, in addition
Practice makes perfect on gravel airstrip
By Palmer Mayor DeLena Johnson Mayor's Corner The thought of spring flying is what gets many Alaskans through
‘Railroad Days’ Open House is May 5
Frontiersman.com ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Railroad Corporation invites the public to its “Railroad Days” open house in Anchorage, 11 a.
Knik Arm bridge would create jobs and economic development
By Roger Purcell Spectrum Does Alaska have enough jobs? I don’t know about you, but I think most of
Appreciates forward thinking
By Margaret Heaven Spectrum I read with interest your editorial in Tuesday’s Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman headlined “When progress
Coal mines and Chevy Corvairs
By George Rauscher Spectrum When I was a young kid, my aunt’s first car was an old 1963 Corvair.
Alternative route is overdue
The Knik Bridge has been an idea since 1958. Even then, visionaries knew it would be an economic driver and
Railroad tracks an important part of Palmer
By Greg Gusse We don't really know why the city of Palmer ripped up the railroad tracks. We
Gregg Dufford
Gregg Dufford, 56, died July 10, 2011, at Mat-Su Regional Hospital. A celebration of life is at 3 p.
Michael Alan Minsch
Longtime Alaska aviator Michael “Mike” Alan Minsch, 60, died March 19, 2010, in Wasilla after losing a valiant fight against
PENCER K. HILL
Spencer K. Hill, 73, died June 23 at his Wasilla home from natural causes. A celebration of life for Spencer