It’s sad to see natural gas bubbling out of Cook Inlet and into the water column and the atmosphere from a pipeline leak expected to… Continue reading
JUNEAU — The small Alaska fishing community of Homer is no stranger to political activism. In the 1970s, a landmark legal case involving one of… Continue reading
This week 13 events occupied participants in the 13th annual Kenai Peninsula Senior Olympics, open to any peninsula residents older than 55. Cribbage, darts, dominoes,… Continue reading
In a season in which snow conditions were hardly the main issue, prep ski teams from across the state capped a three-day weekend of racing… Continue reading
The Kenai Central boys hoops squad capped a successful weekend series with North Pole with a 74-57 victory Saturday in Kenai. Josh Jackman pumped in… Continue reading
The Soldotna boys pulled off a 50-34 win Friday over North Pole at Soldotna High School. The nonconference game boosted SoHi’s overall record to 9-15.… Continue reading
I had never heard of Milo Yiannopoulos until recently, perhaps because I don’t visit some of the websites where his musings are published. Milo, as… Continue reading
The Permanent Fund Defenders mission is to educate people about the history and purpose of Alaska’s Permanent Fund and dividend (PFD); to protect and defend… Continue reading
“If I were in charge …” Well, here’s you chance — maybe not to be in charge, per se, but certainly to be a part… Continue reading
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) — No charges will be filed against an officer who shot and killed an armed man last year. An investigation found Sgt.… Continue reading
A stunning disqualification has left Soldotna rider Corey Davis leading the 2017 Iron Dog snowmachine race as of Friday night. After it was announced that… Continue reading
The Kenai Central boys rolled to a 71-55 nonconference victory Thursday night over North Pole on Cliff Massie court in Kenai. The win boosted Kenai… Continue reading
The Soldotna boys and Kenai Central girls were fastest among peninsula teams on Thursday, the first day of the state cross-country skiing meet at Kincaid… Continue reading
Cory Davis of Soldotna and Dusty VanMeter of Kasilof both boosted their chances of finishing high in the 2017 Iron Dog snowmachine race Thursday with… Continue reading
JUNEAU (AP) — Alaska state lawmakers are considering the creation of a holiday to honor the contributions of more than 4,000 black soldiers who endured harsh… Continue reading
On TV news earlier this week, the Californians who were wading through their flooded houses and boating down their flooded streets got me to thinking… Continue reading
By DEAN FOSDICK Associated Press Want to add instant color and texture to your deck, balcony, entryway, or other small space around your yard? Consider… Continue reading
This past Wednesday, about 100 Kenai Central High School juniors had the opportunity to get some hands-on experience in the local work force as part… Continue reading
Limited entry mentality works against Alaska’s interests It seems like public and limited entry fisheries have never been able to see each others prospective. The… Continue reading
