News
Tight Lines: Peninsula lakes offer early season action
I’m slow to emerge from my cocoon. Especially after the previous day, portaging and paddling through a wind-driven…
News
Muskox murder trial pushed back
The trial for the Cooper Landing man charged with murder has been pushed back at least two months…
News
Agrium now included in refinery tax credit bill pending in Juneau
JUNEAU – A bill extending state tax credits to oil refineries in the state has been expanded to…
Life
Business News
■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce meets at noon on Tuesday at Frosos Restaurant. A spotlight on businesses…
Arts & Entertainment
What’s Happening
Events and Exhibits ■ The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District High School and Middle School Student Group Show…
Arts & Entertainment
Talent on display at student art exhibition
A watercolor Harry Potter snatches a golden snitch from the sky on one end of the gallery, while…
Arts & Entertainment
Reeling it in: ‘Draft Day’ won’t be a top pick
“Draft Day” 1 hour, 49 minutes Summit Entertainment What if they made a movie all about…
Letters to the Editor
Participants make job fair a success
To all who came to the 2014 Peninsula Job Fair, we say, thank you — you are the…
Letters to the Editor
Fresh flowers brighten day for seniors
Soldotna Senior Center would like to thank Fred Meyer One Stop Shop & Floral Department for the wonderful…
Sports
Choose Your Weapon 10K on Saturday
Choose Your Weapon 10K on Saturday Tsalteshi Trails will hold a 10-kilometer Choose Your Weapon race at 11…
News
Cook Inlet Aquaculture buys defunct Port Graham Hatchery
Pink salmon fishing in the Lower Cook Inlet could soon be revitalized as the Cook Inlet Aquaculture Association…
News
Painting the town
It took a small army to complete the 16-by-28 foot community mural. Nearly 100 eager Nikiski community members…
News
Begich discusses economic future
Democratic U.S. Senator Mark Begich said he remembers driving through the Kenai Peninsula five years ago, shortly after…
News
House panel advances governor’s pension plan
JUNEAU — The House Finance Committee advanced Gov. Sean Parnell’s plan for addressing the state’s pension obligation Tuesday,…
Life
Go green with plant-based food for Earth Day
Vegetarian eating is an effective and positive way to help animals, go green and adapt a healthier lifestyle.…
Letters to the Editor
Community comes together for students
To our wonderful and generous parents, staff, and community! On April 5, Sterling Elementary Mrs. McKinley’s 5th Grade…
Opinion
Bob Franken: All in the families
Those of us who rely on political drama, real or contrived, to justify our professional existence are drooling…
Opinion
What others say: Exposing the CIA’s ‘dark side’
More than a year after it approved a report critical of the CIA’s interrogation and detention policies, the…
Life
Pioneer Potluck: About Easter on the farm
NORTHERN COLORADO 1940 TO 1955 EASTER was a big holiday at our house. School was closed for Good…
News
School board approves budget, leans heavily on savings
With very little fanfare the Kenai Peninsula Borough Board of Education passed a more than $161,206,000 budget operating…