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School board to meet The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. in…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  Drake Anthony, 4, looks at a cutout of a rodent that he found during a class at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Thursday Feb. 20, 2014 in Soldotna, Alaska.

Education

Preschoolers learn about the environment, animals at refuge

Once a month the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Environmental Education Center adorned with taxidermy and kids’ artwork fills…

Opinion

Lowry: John Kerry’s phony climate war

Secretary of State John Kerry is reporting for duty in the war against climate change. In a speech…

Sports

Weekend hoops roundup

The Wasilla boys hoops team mounted a second-half rally and topped Kenai Central in Northern Lights Conference action…

Soldotna's Daniel McElroy attempts a floater over Colony's Damien Fulp, Saturday at Soldotna High School. The Stars lost 65-43.

Sports

SoHi girls top Warriors; Wasilla takes boys game in OT

Both the Soldotna girls and Wasilla boys used defensive grit to wrap up Northern Lights Conference victories Friday…

Sports

Bears take on Ice Dogs

The Kenai River Brown Bears ended a two-game trip to Fairbanks with two points and one blowout loss.…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  By the last few days of the Upper Cook Inlet Board of Fisheries meetings, very few members of the public were on hand to discuss fishing policy with board members Feb. 12, 2014 in Anchorage, Alaska. Audience members were primarily aligned with advocacy organizations including the United Cook Inlet Drift Association, Kenai River Sportfishing Association, Kenai Peninsula Fishermen's Association and the Kenai River Professional Guide's Associations.

News

Board of Fisheries meeting not easily accessible for everyone

The fate of many sport, commercial, and personal use fisheries in the Upper Cook Inlet was up for…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  Alan Perry stands near an Iditarod sled Thursday Feb. 20, 2014 that he is helping to build in Kasilof, Alaska. Perry and two companions are building the sled as a replica of those originally used to run freight along the Iditarod trail.

News

History in the making

Three life-long friends, joined together by dog mushing, are in the midst of a massive project set to…

News

Senate Resources Committee unveils gas pipeline legislation

JUNEAU — The Senate Resources Committee on Friday unveiled a version of a gas pipeline bill that largely…

News

LIO schedule for Feb. 24-28

Monday 1:00 p.m. The House Judiciary Committee will sponsor a public hearing to discuss HB 245 School Funding:…

Opinion

Cal Thomas: Going back not a winning formula for GOP

Kathleen Willey is back. For people who have forgotten, she is the former volunteer aide to President Bill…

Opinion

Board should do more to keep process open

Alaska’s process for managing its fish and game has frequently been touted as a shining example of an…

Opinion

Bob Franken: Minimum aspirations

Like anyone, my life is governed by certain principles. Among them is the steadfast belief that one should…

Life

News and Notes

Katherine Obrien of Kenai, and Daniel Rivenbark of Soldotna were named to Dean’s List at Arizona State University…

Life

Here’s the thing: More to healthy living than just what you eat

It’s that time of year again. Everyone wants to be healthy, and everyone wants you to know about…

Life

Learning for Life: Provide your own financial security

America Saves Week is Feb. 23 to March 1. University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service is encouraging…

In this undated photo, Clove currant's spring show of deliciously fragrant flowers, left, is followed in midsummer, by a crop of delicious, sweet-tart berries in New Paltz, New York. (AP Photo/Lee Reich)

Life

Native plants offer fruit, beauty

More and more gardens are going native these days. Butterfly weeds are edging out delphiniums, clethra is hobnobbing…

Sports

Friday: Bears top Ice Dogs in OT

The Kenai River Brown Bears started the evening without sticks and ended the evening with two very big…

Letters to the Editor

Kenai king salmon could benefit from enhancement

The last two weeks have been busy for the Board of Fisheries. As a guide, lodge manager and…

Letters to the Editor

Water safety worth the investment in local pools

“In Alaska, Arizona, California, Florida, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington, drowning surpasses all other causes of…