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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Backcountry Bicycles pedals great service
By Chris Gillow Frontiersman PALMER — Like many children, Tony Berberich grew up riding bicycles with his brother. They raced on
Palmer by number
By J.J. Harrier Frontiersman PALMER — What do you get when you have four children, no dental insurance and some
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Compiled by J.J. Harrier Frontiersman DONATIONS/ VOLUNTEERS • ALASKA FAMILY SERVICES, 746-6273. Volunteer applications are being accepted for
History, homemade meals make Red Beet distinctive
By Chris Gillow Frontiersman PALMER — Fine dining, entertainment and a piece of Palmer history — The Red Beet has it all.
wheels for ecuador
By J.J. Harrier Frontiersman In May 2006, Ken Coonrad and his wife attended a Rotary Club conference in Valdez.
Team In Training goes the distance
By J.J. Harrier Frontiersman WASILLA — A dozen diligent Mat-Su runners-in-training have signed up to compete for
ready for change
By J.J. Harrier Frontiersman PALMER — Marija Spaic is a high school senior in the Interior Distance Education Program of
Exotic flavors served up at Indian eatery
By Andrew Wellner Frontiersman WASILLA — Raghu Khanuja said it was probably his dogs that brought him to Alaska. “I came
Valley’s Bag Lady
By J.J. Harrier Frontiersman MAT-SU — Tami Godfrey is a natural born pack rat. Her house is littered with
Bouncing away
Alaska Native Medical Center welcomed ROBERT ETHAN DUANE HANEY, born to Monica March and Robert Haney of Houston on Feb.
His legacy
By Andrew Wellner Frontiersman PALMER — Pastor Travis Watson came to Alaska in 1979 driving a van with few possessions to
Mothers were right: Give peas a chance
By Brooke Heppinstall The Dirt Divas Peas are good for you. Your mother was right. One of the easiest vegetables