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Sterling Judo Club members earned medals at a recent compeittion. (Submitted photo)

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Sterling Judo Club wins medals

A confident group of mostly Sterling area teens and juniors have represented the Kenai Peninsula in judo competition…

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Ides

I thought I was prepared for last Friday, its being Friday the 15th and all. It was close…

Sports

Friday hoops roundup

The Nikiski boys continued their roll through the prep hoops season by defeating Homer 71-37 in a Southcentral…

News

Man found dead in Sterling identified

A man found dead Thursday in Sterling has been identified as Leroy Sather. Sather, 47, was found on…

Letters to the Editor

Thanks for the help

This is a special thank you note to Nikiski fireman Trent Burnett. Two weeks ago as I was…

Letters to the Editor

Christmas gifts a thoughtful touch

I would like to thank John Nelson, with the help of his wife Nancy, for the amazing Christmas…

Sports

Prep basketball: Kenai boys succumb to Ketchikan

The Kenai Central boys hoops team couldn’t survive a comeback by Ketchikan in a 62-52 nonconference loss Thursday…

Sports

Pigskin Pick’Em: And then there were 4

The dream has ended. Hopes of three consecutive Seattle Seahawk Super Bowls ended last Sunday when the Carolina…

News

Nikiski parents creating a cost-effective, cooperative education

A core group of parents are keeping the ball rolling for a play-based, cooperative preschool in Nikiksi. The…

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Gov. Bill Walker calls for bold action in State of the State speech

JUNEAU, Alaska — Gov. Bill Walker called for bold action and for Alaskans to pull together as the…

Letters to the Editor

Legislature needs term limits

The governor, mayor, school boards, and assemblies, all have term limits. Why in the world would the people…

Opinion

Assessments must be meaningful

Among the bills filed for the legislative session is a measure to prohibit the Alaska Department of Education…

News

Unidentified man found dead in Sterling

Troopers are investigating the death of an unidentified man found in Sterling on Thursday. The man’s remains were…

2016 is the 75th birthday of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. For fun or as a challenge, complete the checklist of 75 things to do on the refuge this year.

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Refuge Notebook: Celebrate the Kenai Refuge’s 75th birthday in 75 ways

I’ve started a new tradition in our home for 2016. Every Friday night we write down something special…

Life

An Outdoor View: Curiosity

I have an irrepressible urge that goes back to my childhood. Whenever I go past water of any…

Life

Church News

Our Lady of Perpetual Help sets place at the table A Place at the Table is a new…

Life

Voices of Faith: When you fall …

“We are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; perplexed, but not despairing; persecuted, but not forsaken; struck…

News

Four arrested in Kenai area drug bust

Four locals have been arrested in the culmination of a three-week investigation into meth distribution by Alaska State…

State Rep. Andy Josephson, R-Anchorage, left, listens as Joshua Decker, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska, speaks about two bills on data privacy at a news conference in in Juneau, Alaska, Wednesday Jan. 20, 2016. The bills are aimed at protecting students and employees from having to provide access to personal social media accounts under coercion or threat. (AP Photo/Rashah McChesney)

Government

Legislator joins national movement on privacy bills

JUNEAU, Alaska — An Anchorage legislator and the American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska announced plans Wednesday to…

Opinion

Op-ed: Clinton’s shabby health care attack on Sanders

The children of political candidates are useful adornments in campaign literature and ads, and when they are older,…