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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‘To the harbor!’
By Todd L. Disher Frontiersman WASILLA — Hundreds of voices were raised in discontent at a tea party protest Wednesday on
Acoustic camp hits a high note
By Josh Fryfogle Make A Scene This camp is the only one of its kind in Alaska. It doesn’t
Listen hard to Theory of Hate
By Josh Cole CD Review Theory of Hate’s debut release “Puppets in Blood” is a scream-a-thon speed
HOPE RENEWED
By Greg Johnson Frontiersman WASILLA — Less than a year removed from having both legs amputated, Jim White was drowning in
Begich answers questions about policy, being new U.S. senator
By Todd L. Disher Frontiersman WASILLA — On a trip back to Alaska, Sen. Mark Begich stopped by the Frontiersman’s
Better health, baby
By Greg Johnson Frontiersman PALMER — With her 3-year-old son in tow, Missy Gerry was one of dozens of
Hopper’s organic sound a refreshing experience
By Josh Cole CD Review Robin Hopper’s “Pass It On” has a very big acoustic sound, perfect in tone
Visual art transcends cultures
By Josh Fryfogle Make A Scene My son is obsessed with Japanese art and culture. I don’t know what
Loving the new Lavoy
By Todd L. Disher Frontiersman MAT-SU — A Valley band is riding high from the release of its first CD.
Tuesday Q&A: Tsunami tracker
By Todd L. Disher Frontiersman PALMER — While Mount Redoubt may be making the geologic headlines, Paul Whitmore is focused on
Homebuilders show undaunted by economy
By Todd L. Disher Frontiersman PALMER — There was no sign of a housing slump at the state fairgrounds this weekend,
Return to heavy rock with Blystre
By Josh Cole CD Review Blystre has kind of a fuzzy rock sort-of sound, heavy on the bass and