Sports
CIA soccer improves to 14-0, Smithwick scores 49th goal of season
What stat best sums up the 16-0 record of Cook Inlet Academy coed soccer team? Timmy Smithwick has…
News
Sterling woman arrested for kidnapping, sexual assault of a minor
A Sterling woman is in jail after Alaska State Troopers allege she forced a minor into the woods…
News
Kaleidoscope students asks city to keep streams clean
Students from Kaleidoscope School of Arts and Science filled the Kenai City Council chambers Wednesday night with a…
News
Druce will stand for education
Sterling resident LaDawn Druce grew up knowing she wanted to be a teacher but never imagined she would…
News
Welles hopes to take cost effective approach to borough
As the new kid on the block, Stan Welles has been tuning into issues in his district since…
News
Anderson understands district past, present, future
Marty Anderson has lived on the Kenai Peninsula for 33 years and his longevity in the area became…
Life
Church news
On Sunday, all married couples are invited to spend an afternoon together in a Marriage Encounter retreat: Listening…
Life
Cultivate ‘a new aesthetic of slowness’
The 1830s. Trains are picking up speed. New technology is leading to new limits. But how fast is…
Opinion
Assembly District 2 candidates weigh in on issues
1. If elected, what issues do you feel require immediate attention? Grayling Bassett: The borough needs new landfills.…
Opinion
Thompson: Tax dollars should be spent carefully, efficiently
I am Jake Thompson, a lifelong resident of Kenai. I am married to Rhonda and have two beautiful…
Opinion
Gilman: Strong families the backbone of our community
I have been blessed to have been raised and to have raised my children in the Kenai Peninsula…
Opinion
Bassett: Let’s figure out what it is we want
People in Kenai, as around peninsula, want things to happen, but it’s not always clear on what we…
Letters to the Editor
Navarre has a proven track record
Like most of you reading this letter I rarely get involved in Borough government affairs. Only occasionally will…
Opinion
Kids today are doing great things
“Kids today” — it’s a sentiment we hear from time to time, usually preceded or followed by a…
Life
Research links the forests of the Kenai Peninsula and Amazon
Recently, I and other researchers from the University of Arizona, Michigan State University, and the University of Washington…
Life
A trip north: Gustavus scentist kayaks to Alaska
A Gustavus-grown scientist recently completed a 2,000 mile journey by foot and kayak from Stanford, California to Southeast…
News
An Outdoor View: Rigged and ramblin’
Author’s note: This column, edited slightly for brevity, previously appeared Dec. 9, 1988, in “The Tides,” a Clarion…
News
Sterling woman arrested for kidnapping, sexual assault of minor
A Sterling woman is in jail after Alaska State Troopers allege she forced a minor into the woods…
News
What’s Happening
Events and Exhibits ■ The Kenai Fine Arts Center has issued a call for artists for its October…