Site Logo
In this June 11, 2015 file photo, Alaska State Senator Bill Wielechowski, D-Anchorage, right, speaks to Sen. Mike Dunleavey, R-Wasilla, during a break in the special session of the Alaska Legislature in Anchorage, Alaska. Alaska Senate Republicans face pressure from within their party to reject Gov. Bill Walker’s pick to fill an open Senate seat after Walker sidestepped a list of GOP finalists in making his selection. (AP Photo/Dan Joling, File)

News

Republicans urged to buck Walker on Senate pick

JUNEAU — Alaska Senate Republicans face pressure from within their party to reject Gov. Bill Walker’s pick to…

Appeals Court: Arctic ringed seals are threatened species

News

Appeals Court: Arctic ringed seals are threatened species

ANCHORAGE — A seal that depends on Arctic sea ice for reproduction will receive threatened species protection, the…

Opinion

Op-ed: Yes, throw a parade

The Pentagon has confirmed that it is in the preliminary stages of planning a military parade down Pennsylvania…

Sports

Boonstra, Danielson win borough titles

Kenai Central’s Riana Boonstra and Karl Danielson, and the Homer girls and Soldotna boys won titles Saturday at…

Opinion

Voices of the Peninsula: A day at the Republican District 31 Convention

The following is a true story, no names have been changed and everyone is innocent: I had the…

Opinion

What others say: Rationing Medicaid a recipe for disaster

A proposal by the Trump administration to impose lifetime limits on adults’ access to Medicaid coverage is a…

Jenny Gates, right, of Alaska Department Fish and Game leads Aliya Blough through a salmon dissection at the Connections Homeschool office in Soldotna on Thursday. (Photo by Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)

Education

Salmon in the Classroom gets gutsy

The “Salmon Professor” visited Connections Home School on Thursday, showing a group of students the ins and outs…

Life

Learning for Life: 4-H: What’s it all about?

4-H: What’s it all about? 4-H was established in 1902 and is the nation’s largest youth development organization,…

Using a drip torch to light piled vegetation and other burnable debris to reduce fuel loads along the wildland-urban interface on Funny River Road. (Photo courtesy Kenai National Wildlife Refuge)

Life

Refuge Notebook: The ‘why factor’ in fire management

In a time-compressed environment, such as during the initial response to a new wildfire, responders don’t always have…

Life

Notes from the Recycling Bin

Did you know … The Kenai Fine Arts Center has a great little gift shop with a wide…

Opinion

What others say: ‘The other shallow things will not matter’

William Bernbach, a titan of Madison Avenue who died in 1982, said, “If your advertising goes unnoticed, everything…

Opinion

Op-ed: Prison reform: The time is now

It didn’t seem to fit in President Trump’s State of the Union address, perhaps something tossed in at…

Opinion

Op-ed: Reign on my parade

You know, there is such negativity out there. All President Donald Trump did was order his Pentagon higher-ups…

Letters to the Editor

Letter: China’s track record raises concerns over pipeline deal

China’s track record raises concerns over pipeline deal As news of China’s Polar Silk Road comes to light,…

Sports

Friday hoops roundup: Kenai girls win at Lady Lynx tourney

The Kenai Central girls racked up a 43-35 victory Friday over South to advance to the Maroon bracket…

Sports

Saturday hoops: Peninsula teams wrap up tourney play

The Soldotna girls finished fifth in the Maroon bracket of the Anchorage Kia Dimond Lady Lynx Prep Shootout…

Life

An Outdoor View: Bonefishing, Part 8

Author’s note: This column is the eighth in a series about fishing at Christmas Island in 1987. —…

Sports

Klecka, Mucha win Freezer Food Series

Race No. 9 of the Freezer Food Series of winter races challenged 12 skiers Wednesday night in an…

Sports

Thursday prep hoops roundup

The Soldotna girls opened up play in the Anchorage Kia Dimond Lady Lynx Prep Shootout Maroon bracket Thursday…

News

Tyonek the Texan: Beluga whale will be moved to SeaWorld San Antonio

Tyonek is going to Texas. The rescued Cook Inlet beluga whale will soon call SeaWorld San Antonio home,…