Henu’ Community Wellness Court honors first graduates
The Kenaitze Indian Tribe Henu’ Community Wellness Court celebrated the program’s first graduates Friday afternoon at the Tyotkas Elder Center.… Continue reading
News
Alaska Gov. Bill Walker abandons election
Incumbent independent throws support behind Democratic candidate Mark Begich.
Alaska scientists pen letter backing salmon measure
Former scientists and fisheries managers are taking sides over Ballot Measure 1.
Sports
Weekend wrestling roundup
The host Homer wrestling team won the Homer Round Robin Rumble on Saturday. The Mariners scored 209.5 points for the… Continue reading
Stulls dominate Polar Vortex Cyclocross race
The Anchorage Invasion made its annual trip to the Kenai Peninsula on Saturday afternoon to dominate the front of the… Continue reading
Opinion
Andy Mack: How I made my decision on Chuitna
I’ve issued a decision in a closely-watched case regarding water rights in… Continue reading
Letters to the editor: Vote Yes on Prop 1 and make history
Make History Scotland, England, Norway, Japan, Quebec, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Maine, New… Continue reading
Outdoors and Recreation
Refuge notebook: The impermanence of permafrost
By JOHN MORTON Ohio experienced a record-high temperature of 89 degrees last week as I was driving from Cleveland to… Continue reading
Tangled up in Blue: Too many questions
“What are you going to write about for your column this week?” I’m spending two weeks visiting my parents in… Continue reading
Life
Life in the pedestrian lane: The Location of the Library
The Location of the Library is the only thing you ever absolutely need to know according to Albert Einstein. I… Continue reading
Tangled up in Blue: Too many questions
“What are you going to write about for your column this week?” I’m spending two weeks visiting my parents in… Continue reading
‘The Darkest Minds’ — a solid YA outing
Pioneer Potluck: Ready for winter — Canning, freezing garden’s bounty
Minister’s Message: Seasons Change — From Death to Life
A unique way to spend your PFD: Native Arts and Crafts show slated for Friday
‘A Star is Born’ — Less sappy than the original, with better music
Arts and Entertainment
‘The Darkest Minds’ — a solid YA outing
There was a brief moment where YA post-apocalyptic fiction was all the rage. Do we put the start of that… Continue reading
Internationally renowned pianist to play in Soldotna
At first blush, it’s a tad unbelievable that a pianist of international renown will be playing Soldotna Christ Lutheran Church… Continue reading
‘A Star is Born’ — Less sappy than the original, with better music
Poet’s Corner: Buddy Benches
A unique way to spend your PFD: Native Arts and Crafts show slated for Friday
Pioneer Potluck: In celebration of my little brother Jim McClure’s 71st birthday
Life in the pedestrian lane: The Location of the Library
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Nikiski Pool closed due to failed septic system
East Rip: The peninsula’s newest cannabis shop opens in Kenai
Voices of the Peninsula: ‘Stand for Salmon’ and protect Alaska’s most precious resource
Kenai man gets jail time for unlicensed sport fish guiding
Internationally renowned pianist to play in Soldotna
Superior Court finds borough’s invocation policy unconstitutional
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Letter to the editor: Seaton right on taxes
Community rallies around Nikiski firefighter Doss
Superior Court finds borough’s invocation policy unconstitutional
Nikiski Pool closed due to failed septic system
Peninsula Conference football awards announced