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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Taxidermist's work is a mounting success
By SCOTT CHRISTIANSEN - Frontiersman reporter PALMER -- While most Alaskans couldn't help but feel the earthquakes of Oct. 23
Mat-Su schools serve as community centers
By EOWYN LeMAY IVEY - Frontiersman reporter Scaling an imaginary version of Mount McKinley, dressing up as Dr. Seuss' "
Peek at the Past
Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2002 Today is the 323rd day of 2002 and the 59th day of fall. TODAY'S
International best-selling author to come to Palmer
By EOWYN LeMAY IVEY-Frontiersman reporter Fans of "Two Old Women," "Bird Girl and the Man Who
'Two Old Women' author publishes memoir
By EOWYN LeMAY IVEY-Frontiersman reporter Velma Wallis had a hard story to tell, one of alcoholism and cultural struggles,
Willow author's book will be a hit
Award-winning Willow author Ann Dixon has teamed up with popular artist Mindy Dwyer to create Winter Is. This new
Getting turned on in the off season
By BONNIE QUILL-Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau Earlier this month a national speaker came to the Mat-Su
A busker plays Alaska
By SCOTT CHRI-TIANSEN Frontiersman reporter PALMER -- When Peter Mulvey brings his songs to Alaska this week, audiences from Homer
Lost!
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor Mike Dillingham has lost his babies, and about the only thing comforting him has
3-D art opening scheduled
When you are talking about art, rarely does a third-dimension sneak into the conversation. On Nov. 18, however, that
Iditarod champ telling tales from the trail to help a school
Last March, Martin Buser capped off an amazing run to Nome, winning the Iditarod in record time. For most people,
Peek at the Past: A look back in Mat-Su's history
As it appeared in the Nov. 15, 1973 Frontiersman Two headquarters buildings, new lines coming for MEA Two new headquarters