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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Alaska Legislature halts Dunleavy effort to create agriculture department
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Alaska will remain one of two states without a cabinet-level Department of Agriculture, at
Fired federal workers in Alaska, nationally are ‘reinstated’ after order, but are not back at work
By Corrine Smith Alaska Beacon Some fired federal employees received letters on Monday notifying them they were “reinstated” according to
New Alaska revenue forecast worsens state’s big projected budget deficits
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The state of Alaska is still facing a significant budget deficit despite a revised state
Houston airport ballot initiative appeal fails
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com Following a recent rejection of a ballot initiative that would have let Houston voters have
The Looooooongest Day
By Chuck Legge Spectrum No, I’m not talking about the Summer Solstice or that 1962 John Wayne movie. What
How USAID and the Tides Foundation bankrolled Greenpeace's attack on American energy
By Jason Isaac American Energy Institute In a stunning revelation, it has come to light that Greenpeace, a self-proclaimed
Legislature may vote down governor’s Executive Order on Department of Agriculture
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman The state Legislature plans to meet in joint session Wednesday to take up Gov.
Alaska challenges the new rule not the Rehabilitation Act: AG Taylor explains why
By Treg Taylor Spectrum Separation of powers is a foundational principle of this country. We are taught in school that
Two still missing after ATV breaks through ice on the Susitna River
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com A search for two missing people by Alaska Wildlife Troopers changed from rescue to reactive
How long can the left deceive the middle class
By William Haupt III The Center Square Democrats have a long history of maintaining control over the middle class by
Education is most effective when tailored to local needs, not dictated by Washington
By Gov. Mike Dunleavy Spectrum As a former educator for over 30 years, I welcome the news that President Trump
As Alaska Legislature tackles education funding, a bigger budget debate looms
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The Alaska House of Representatives began debating a bill that would provide a big boost