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 Democrats prepare for Saturday caucuses
Steven Merritt WASILLA — Alaska Democrats get their shot in the presidential nomination spotlight this weekend, with caucuses planned in 42
Alaska Republicans gear up for Super Tuesday
Steven Merritt WASILLA — Alaska is one of 12 states participating in “Super Tuesday” presidential primary election voting March 1, and
Town hall meeting on Feb. 27 likely to focus on budget
Brian O'Connor WASILLA — Four Mat-Su legislators say they just want to listen. Nevertheless, Alaska Sen. Bill Stoltze
Muslim refugees are dangerous, should be rejected
By Larry Wood Governor Walker is about to make a mistake. He is appeasing his liberal masters in D.C.
No more boom or bust for Alaska
Tara Jollie Alaska’s future is bright if our Legislator’s support the Governor’s plan to gain stability under
Walker should revive state defense force
Larry Wood In a letter dated 28 July, 2015, BG Laurie Hummel, Adjutant General of the Alaska National Guard summed
Medicare and Medicaid celebrate 50th
By Susan Johnson and John T. Hammarlund President Lyndon B. Johnson signed Medicare and Medicaid into law July 30, 1965,
Wait until at least Sept. 1 to apply for coverage
By K.T. McKee Many of us who’ve been working to help Alaskans get health coverage over the last
Thank you Gov. Walker, for expanding health for more Alaskans
By Elizabeth Ripley Governor Bill Walker’s announcement on Thursday about Medicaid expansion is great news for Alaskans! This will
John Garland Hale
John Garland Hale, 67, the son of a pioneer Hansford County family, passed away peacefully on June 25, 2015, in
Expanding medical care is right thing
By Les Gara According to a recent study, Alaska is either in a recession or on the brink of a
Making the Choice program work for veterans
By Lisa Murkowski Sometimes things seem too good to be true. Last year, when the Phoenix Veterans Affairs waiting list