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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212th RQS, support personnel head to Iraq
By david bedard 176th Wing Public Affairs Approximately 20 Alaska Air National Guardsmen of the 176th Wing are deploying to
Outdoors: When the hunting plans don’t work out, find a good book
By Howard Delo Outdoors Well, another moose season has come and gone. And, no, I didn’t get my antlerless
The joy of airgunning
By Howard Delo Outdoors I was in Cabela’s last week and stopped into their “Bargain Cave” to see what
Palmer woman dead after 'accident' involving gun and alcohol
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman PALMER — A Palmer woman is dead and a Palmer man is in custody after an alleged,
Identities released in officer-involved shooting in Wasilla
By Tim Rockey Frontiersman.com WASILLA — The Wasilla Police Department has identified Adrian Herron as the man shot and killed
Fishing news and preparing for upcoming hunting trips
By Howard Delo Outdoors With the commercial drift gill nets out of the water for lack of enough Kenai River
Publisher’s Notebook: Grunwald stands by her military record
By Dennis Anderson Publisher’s Notebook Edie Grunwald has surprised everyone with how tight she has made the race for
A fishing trip and shooting session makes for a great day
By Howard Delo Outdoors My first column appeared in the Frontiersman 16 years ago tomorrow. This means I’m beginning
Finally some good fishing news
By Howard Delo Outdoors There’s some good news on the fisheries front. A couple of news releases from the
Alaska’s unsavory personalities brought to life for an eighth straight year at ‘Cemetery Stories’
Amy Armstrong The dead came to life last Sunday evening as local actors dressed in period-appropriate costume portrayed the
Army looks to modernize depots, use 3-D printing
By Gary Sheftick Army News Service WASHINGTON -— The Army’s depots, arsenals and ammunition plants are a key component of
Occupational test shows strong results in recruit retention
By sean kimmons Army News Service WASHINGTON — Fewer Army recruits are now dropping out of initial military training, preventing the