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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Peek at the Past: Today in the nation's history
Tuesday, March 2, 2004 Today is the 62nd day of 2004 and the 72nd day of winter. TODAY'S
Trip of a lifetime
By JODI SNYDER-For the Frontiersman HOUSTON -- When Sue and Rich Allen sold their house in Wasilla three years ago,
Special needs studentsget hands-on training
By DANIEL SPOTH-Frontiersman reporter Andre Martushev's brow furrows in concentration as he applies a layer of cream-
Avalanche education
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor The Backcountry Avalanche Awareness and Response Team (BAART) is trying to make sure the
Church Women United hosting World Day of Prayer in Palmer
Church Women United is sponsoring its annual World Day of Prayer on March 5, and one local event is planned
Student's winning essay focuses on backcountry education
By MICHAEL LOGSDON-Palmer High School Living in Alaska has provided me with many opportunities for outdoor recreation in the
'The Passion of Christ' opens to mixed reactions among audiences
After months of controversy and curiosity, "The Passion of the Christ," a startlingly graphic movie about Jesus and
A move from Mississippi to Alaska has helped one local musician realize his dreams
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor Alaska is many things to many people, but to Josh Fryfogle, the state proved
Taking life one stitch at a time
By AMY MENEREY-Frontiersman reporter WASILLA -- Located at the end of a cul-de-sac near Vine Road, Effie Abercrombie&
Upper Susitna Seniors ready for fiddlin' fun
The Upper Susitna Senior and Civic Center is once again hosting a traditional Irish corned beef and cabbage dinner with
Valley musician is hoping to help grow music scene here
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor As the Valley grows more diverse, one byproduct of that growth is a varied
Peek at the Past: As it appeared in the March 1, 1984 Frontiersman
Overcrowding woes continue Although the school board's decision to run two shifts at Wasilla Junior High School may