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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Trinity celebrating 15 years of helping the community
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor For more than a decade, Trinity Lutheran Church has been a home away from
Denali Park is a living treasure
By MARY SPEARS-Frontiersman reporter Denali National Park and Preserve attracts thousands of visitors annually from all over the world,
Church launching new mentorship program next week for children
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor A new Bus Stop Program is being launched by Trinity Lutheran Church next week
Do you have what it takes?
By TAMMY BRUCE-Mat-Su Convention & Visitors Bureau Thirty-five years ago Hap Wurlitzer didn't think he&
Valley student participates in "White Coat" ceremony
A Valley man recently participated in the White Coat ceremony at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Peek at the Past: Today in the nation's history
Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2002 Today is the 309th day of 2002 and the 45th day of fall. TODAY'S
Vietnam Veterans of America looks out for one another
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor "Never again will one generation of veterans abandon another." With that guiding
Veterans' Day remembrance set for next Tuesday
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor The annual Veterans Day celebration at the Veterans' Wall of Honor in Wasilla
Peek at the Past: A look back in Mat-Su's history
As it appeared in the Oct. 29, 1947 Frontiersman Dial phones may be installed here in spring The planned installation
Help is just around the corner for the holidays
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor A local religious organization is getting ready for its annual Thanksgiving feast, and the
Youth Vote 2002
By Casey Ressler-Valley Life editor This year's race for governor is one of the most intriguing in
High school sophomore gets name in print
By CASEY RESSLER-Valley Life editor WASILLA -- Even though he is only a sophomore in high school, Wasilla's