Assembly fails to overturn mayor’s veto of education funds
The supplemental funding ordinance was an effort to keep some of the district’s non-tenured teachers.
News
Meet the Clarion: print shop manager Doug Munn
Starting as a carrier in 1990, Doug moved up to assistant circulation manager in 1993
Assembly fails to overturn mayor’s veto of education funds
The supplemental funding ordinance was an effort to keep some of the district’s non-tenured teachers.
Sports
Kenai girls win Division II state track title
The Kenai Central girls won the Division II state track title Saturday at Palmer High School. “We finished first at… Continue reading
Kenai boys defend Division II soccer crown
The dark sky and pouring rain at Service High School made a fitting backdrop for a championship soccer game riddled… Continue reading
State girls soccer: SoHi 2nd, Homer 4th, Kenai 5th
Ostrander returns to national championship in 3,000-meter steeplechase, 5K; Theisen finishes 2nd in Division II steeplechase; McCormick collects more All-American honors
Homer takes 3rd-straight NLC tourney crown
Southcentral baseball: SoHi, Kenai, Homer see seasons end
Boys state soccer day 1: Kenai cruises, Homer falls in epic OT
Opinion
Alaska Voices: In support of Gov. Dunleavy’s budget
What he calls “honest budgeting,” is largely based on the simple concept of spending within our means.
Opinion: Court battle or not, there is no reason education should not be funded this year
It’s on the Legislature to act, not the governor.
School district failed my hearing assistance needs
Refusing to release education funds is harming our schools and children
Opinion: Spruce beetle outbreak will require all hands, all lands solutions
Letter to the Editor: Stand with Planned Parenthood
Opinion: As Alaskans consider Pebble Mine, a cautionary tale from Montana
Outdoors and Recreation
Out of the office: Ruffled feathers
Life often has a funny way of coming full circle. I like to think I’m a pretty rational person. I… Continue reading
Refuge notebook: Ready. Set. Camp!
Summer is coming to the Kenai Peninsula. Days are getting longer, birds are returning to raise their young, and Alaskans… Continue reading
Life
A heartfelt thanks for helping in my time of need
I can never thank you enough for making the hardest day of my life a little bit easier.
Pier One season opens with Wilde play
First performed in 1893, ‘An Ideal Husband’ takes place at a London dinner party.
Arts and Entertainment
Local crystal shop doubles as gallery for artists in the community
When Kylee Swircenski moved to Kenai two years ago, she had no intention of starting her own business. As someone… Continue reading
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Kenai local Chelsea Hart returns home to teach comedy writing workshop for Kenai Performers
Now Playing: Solid writing and offscreen terror bring depth to ‘Bird Box’
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Man dies during Exit Glacier Race
Opinion: As Alaskans consider Pebble Mine, a cautionary tale from Montana
SoHi pulls out rare Region III track sweep; Kenai girls win Class 3A title
Knopp censured by Alaska Republican Party
Kenai’s historic chapel gets makeover
‘Don’t forget the small town of Nikiski’
School district employees vote to strike
Most Commented
UA college of education to be headquartered at Alaska Southeast
We need leadership now when it comes to Bristol Bay.
Opinion: Support a strong University of Alaska
Opinion: Twenty years after Columbine, Alaskans must act to prevent gun violence
Opinion: Pebble Mine is bad for business and worse for America’s outdoor heritage
What about the bears?