University of Alaska Anchorage junior Dani McCormick set the new bar for UAA women in the 800 meters Saturday at the Triton Invitational in La… Continue reading
The Homer softball team opened its 2018 season Friday in a Kodiak preseason tournament, going 2-1 against stiff competition. The Mariners beat Service 4-2 and… Continue reading
There is a Zen proverb that says, “Sitting quietly, doing nothing, spring comes, and the grass grows by itself.” The Kenai Peninsula is waking up,… Continue reading
In December, I started a project I had hoped would be over rather quickly. But to my surprise, I’m still enjoying it. After three months… Continue reading
Local law enforcement will host a Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 28. Part of the a national effort sponsored by the Drug… Continue reading
Some local drivers get a two-week extension on the deadline to change out studded tires. Alaskans living south of 60 degrees north latitude have until… Continue reading
Bravo for ‘My Fair Lady’ Wow! What a great performance Joe Rizzo and a Peninsula All Star cast have put together. If you appreciate live… Continue reading
Troopers arrest man on warrant after car chase near Soldotna A car chase ended Wednesday night after a man evading an arrest warrant hit spike… Continue reading
Starting Nov. 1, Soldotna will begin enforcing a ban on single use disposable plastic shopping bags within city limits. Members of the Soldotna City Council… Continue reading
The 2018 farmers market season is quickly approaching and local organizers are eager to help vendors old and new. Tonight, the Alaska Food Hub, formerly… Continue reading
Seattle-based Sound Publishing Inc., announced today its purchase of the Peninsula Clarion and Homer News, as well as the Juneau Empire and Capital City Weekly,… Continue reading
The Homer soccer program came out ahead in its first Peninsula Conference meeting of the 2018 season Tuesday night at home. The Homer girls tied… Continue reading
Parents have been registering their children for kindergarten at Kenai Peninsula Borough School District schools all month long, with schools enrolling any district child who… Continue reading
This past week, the Clarion reported on a number of road construction projects expected to begin in the next couple of months. Our first reaction… Continue reading
It’s unrealistic to expect a quick change to federal banking laws regarding money made in the marijuana industry. That doesn’t mean the effort should be… Continue reading
Fox News host Laura Ingraham has apologized, as has the network, for nothing more serious than her tweet: “David Hogg rejected by four colleges to… Continue reading
In spite of all the controversy about Scott Pruitt’s cushy D.C. condo, it’s entirely appropriate that he was getting a sweetheart deal on a place… Continue reading
The isolationist spirit — a reluctance to become involved in foreign entanglements — goes back in U.S. history to Thomas Paine and his 1776 pamphlet… Continue reading
Alaska, in many ways, is still a frontier. We have opportunities that no other state in our country can claim. Our uniqueness is a strength,… Continue reading
JUNEAU (AP) — The Republican Governors Association said it is reserving ad time in Alaska for the final weeks of this year’s governor’s race. The… Continue reading
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