This winter has been a long one. Everyone mentions that, no matter their age or longevity in the state. The past two years spoiled us… Continue reading
Did you know … May 6 from 10 a.m-3 p.m., is ReGroup’s next Electronics Recycling Event at the Central Peninsula Landfill. Recycling saves resources, reduces… Continue reading
Tony Hall served in Congress for nearly 24 years, representing Ohio’s 3rd District. The Democrat left in 2002 to serve as the U.S. ambassador to… Continue reading
What a relief: President Donald Trump will not be throwing out the first pitch for the Washington Nationals’ opening-day ballgame. I should say what a… Continue reading
Earth Day is coming up April 22, and while its observance comes with mixed feelings for many Alaskans, there are plenty of ways we can… Continue reading
SITKA (AP) — On a door of the F/V Kamilar is a sticker with pink script: “Girls fish too.” And in the case of this… Continue reading
A section of Senate Bill 96 calling for the consolidation of schools at less than 80 percent capacity that are located within 25-miles of each… Continue reading
The home state team was toppled Friday in the U.S. SuperTour Finals mixed-gender relays at the Birch Hill ski area in Fairbanks. The Alaska Pacific… Continue reading
Best Bets n Triumvirate Theatre’s 12th annual dinner theater and auction is Friday and Saturday, from 6-9 p.m. at Mykel’s Restaurant in Soldotna. This year’s… Continue reading
“Life” Columbia Pictures 1 hour, 44 minutes I’ve gotten into several arguments lately with my cinephile friends about the value of originality. On the one… Continue reading
Fishing is a lot like life. Consider these tips: Learn some skills — Just as learning to communicate well with others is key to attaining… Continue reading
My first experience with river otters began in the mid-1960s as an “older” — just out of the military — university student. I was approved… Continue reading
The Soldotna Regional Sports Complex figure skating team will be dancing their way across the ice Sunday at an annual show. The show, “Can’t Stop… Continue reading
Last week a couple came into my store. They were both over 50 years old, quiet and seemed a little timid. I handed them our… Continue reading
In what has become an annual event, the Choose Respect March took place Thursday afternoon in Kenai. Despite chilly temperatures and blustery winds, dozens of… Continue reading
Decisions regarding the size and funding of government impact all Alaskans so it’s important to have current, comprehensive information to help make wise choices. Each… Continue reading
In what may be their final weekend of play ever, the Kenai River Brown Bears opened a three-game road series Thursday night against the Fairbanks… Continue reading
BETHEL (AP) — Two more businesses in Bethel will not yet have the opportunity to open up liquor stores after city officials protested their applications.… Continue reading
KETCHIKAN (AP) — A sign welcoming visitors to Ketchikan that was taken down after a suspected drunken driver slammed into one of the poles supporting… Continue reading
Soldotna skier Sadie Fox fell just shy of a finals berth in Wednesday’s junior division freestyle sprint race at the U.S. SuperTour Finals at Birch… Continue reading
