The host Soldotna baseball team defeated Homer 8-1 on Monday in the season opener for both teams. Soldotna coach Robb Quelland said his team has… Continue reading
I hate going against the grain. (Actually, I love going against the grain.) I hate the condemnation I get when I do (actually, I love… Continue reading
“It’s a modern changing world Everything is moving fast. But when it comes to love I like What they did in the past.” — The… Continue reading
If Republicans aren’t losing their congressional majority this coming fall, they are doing a good job of acting like it. Dozens of Republicans are leaving… Continue reading
It’s notable that both Facebook and Starbucks, two mega-giants of what has been called the new economy, have had public comeuppances within days of each… Continue reading
“Observe and contemplate,’’ says Madeleine L’Engle, and so did a small band of planetgazers on March 25th, shivering around two telescopes positioned in the parking… Continue reading
The baseball games between Soldotna and Homer have been rescheduled from Tuesday to Monday. Game times remain 3 p.m. for junior varsity and 6 p.m.… Continue reading
April marks the first full year of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s partnership with Education Elements, the technology group helping schools to implement personalized… Continue reading
The Soldotna boys baseball team had scheduled games at Colony canceled Friday and Saturday due to poor field conditions.… Continue reading
Zack Tuttle netted a second-half hat trick Friday to rally the Kenai Central boys to a 4-2 soccer victory over Thunder Mountain. The Kardinals moved… Continue reading
Whoever said video games are bad for kids hasn’t met Carlee Rizzo, whose winning Caring for the Kenai project turns that notion on its head.… Continue reading
A Kenai man was arrested early Friday morning after allegedly robbing a coffee stand in Kenai at knifepoint. Kenai police officers arrested Seth Byers, 19,… Continue reading
Anyone who doubts that Barbara Pierce Bush was a force in her own right never saw her speak live. On one occasion we caught her… Continue reading
Boise State’s Allie Ostrander blazed the track Friday in the women’s 1,500-meter event at the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, California, running a time of… Continue reading
On Thursday afternoons, the Kenai Peninsula College Learning Center becomes a small United Nations. The center hosts a weekly conversation group that brings together English… Continue reading
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on Pebble plan now The opportunity to examine Pebble’s phase one mine plan recently filed with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers… Continue reading
Over the weekend, The New York Times ran a long story about how states across the nation (not just Oregon) are struggling with the mounting… Continue reading
Author’s note: The Clarion first published this column on Aug. 11, 2006. It has been edited it for brevity. — LP I live in a… Continue reading
It doesn’t take too many warm sunny days, coupled with almost three additional hours of daylight gained over the last month, for Spring Fever to… Continue reading
The 2017 season brought about new challenges, new moments and something altogether a bit difficult to handle: RAIN! I described last year and the “summer… Continue reading
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