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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Positive attitude is the name of the game for dog trainer
By Rindi White-Frontiersman reporter "Good dog!" and "Yes!" are probably the most common words heard
New technology boosts Wasilla EMT's ability to help others
By RINDI WHITE-Frontiersman reporter WASILLA -- Glenna Lamb may not be the first person in the Valley with a tattoo
Community effort propels Handel's Messiah
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor Eleven years ago, a group of community members got together and produced the first
Angels take to holiday stage
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor Just in time for Christmas comes the heartwarming story of two murderers and a
Peek at the Past: As it appeared in the Dec. 5, 1968 Frontiersman
Drug traffic to be discussed An information meeting on the drug traffic in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough has been scheduled
Love may be found in the unlikliest places
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor It may just be the unlikeliest of places to ever meet a potential date,
Meadow Lakes launches reading initiative
More than 370 students at Meadow Lakes Elementary School today celebrated RIF, Reading is Fundamental, which is the nation'
The Alaska Colony Heritage Interpretive Center would convey Alaska's history to visitors
By TAMMY BRUCE-Mat-Su CVB On a recent trip to the National Tour Association Convention, I had an opportunity
Hard-rockin' cousins set out to make their mark on Alaska's music scene
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor Sometimes the secret to success is only a family member or two away. At
Food drive a success
By BECKY STOPPA-Frontiersman reporter PALMER -- Colony High School delivered 50 large food baskets and more than 2,000 additional
Ecsta-ski
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor When it comes to cross-country skiing, there's no place like the
CRISP cares
By BECKY STOPPA-Frontiersman reporter A group of sixth-grade girls at Wasilla Middle School broke the cardinal rule of