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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In the beginning God created family
By James Jimenez Faith My wife and I recently went down to Homer to enjoy the family cabin near Peterson
White killer whale spotted in Southeast
By Science by Ned Rozell People in an 80-foot charter boat out of Petersburg recently saw what a biologist
A socially un-distant encounter of the grizzly kind
By Ron Wielkopolski Our last yellow lab Boomer passed in April, 2016 and my wife Cindy less than three months
Bears alert scientists to secret salmon streams
By Science by Ned Rozell Right now, on the brushy tundra of northern Alaska, grizzly bears are gathering at quiet
If you’re an overharvester, consider sharing your plunder with the bears of AWCC
By Robin Thompson Anchorage Press As we emerge from the final days of dip netting in Southcentral Alaska it’s
Celebrating 50 Years of Alaska’s State Parks — our 'backyard wilderness'
By Bill Sherwonit While standing atop high ridges in the Chugach Front Range, I sometimes turn my gaze toward the
Banana slugs ooze over coastal Alaska
By Ned Rozell In this era of limited air travel, my family and I have spent most of our recent
Time to talk about hunting season
By Howard Delo Outdoors The salmon are starting to show in numbers in the Valley’s rivers and streams. Pinks
Long-distance champions of Alaska
By Ned Rozell Alaska Science A scientist recently wondered which animal travels farthest across the landscape in one year. In
Dog days in Palmer
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz Dogs are well loved in Palmer. You see them walking the sidewalks, using the crosswalks,
Palmer halfway
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz It’s mid July and summer is half-way done. And thankfully this year of
Climbing walls while sitting in a chair
By W.S. Robinson Writers on the Range Reclining in my favorite chair recently in vanishingly small Inez, Wyoming, I