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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Lack of leadership is turning M/V Susitna into budget buster
By Chuck Legge Valley Voices “It’s an omnivore. It’s not optimized for any one task, but it has
Now the circus really begins
By Daniel D. Grota Valley Voices Now that the Republican National Convention and Democratic National Convention have ended, we can
The mythology behind job creation
By Charles D. Hayes Valley Voices When I was a teenager in the 1950s, gasoline was cheap, but cash was
Civics 101 — a lesson in checks and balances
By Chuck Legge Valley Voices Let me start by apologizing for the elementary nature of this column. By the time
Super PACs — what good are they?
By Daniel D. Grota Valley Voices Can anyone tell me what is so great about these Super Political Action Committees?
Ryan, Rand and Romney: An objective objection
By Charles D. Hayes Valley Voices Confusion is rampant these days over the subject of self-interest versus public interest.
How much more ‘outside’ does Palin need to be?
By Chuck Legge Valley Voices “We’re not retreating; we’re advancing in another direction,” so said Sarah Palin in
The Olympics, a triumph of human spirit
By Daniel D. Grota Valley Voices There is a gathering in London. It’s a gathering of young athletes from
Social media: Meaningful or madness?
By Charles D. Hayes Valley Voices A radio news broadcast recently reported that we are using up natural resources at
Death and taxes, two of life’s certainties
By Chuck Legge Valley Voices I knew it. You knew it. Apparently the Supreme Court and the Solicitor General for
U.S. Supreme Court steals valor
By Daniel D. Grota Valley Voices The U.S. Supreme Court has been in the news lately. Its most recent
How ideas can define you
By Charles D. Hayes Valley Voices Do you have ideas, or do ideas have you? Have you ever wondered how