A Soldotna man faces assault charges for two separate incidents of alleged domestic violence. On March 15, Mark A. Weinberger Jr., 32, reportedly attacked a… Continue reading
A Soldotna man was indicted last week for felony assault just weeks after pleading guilty in two separate domestic violence-related cases. Matthew F. Scarito, 36,… Continue reading
If you want to know why our state legislature is dysfunctional today, simply take a look at the first decision a legislator often makes before… Continue reading
Donald Trump is a dominant presence in our public life, although one that his adversaries have trouble accepting and processing. The left is still looking… Continue reading
The Grand Old Party pulled a Nancy Pelosi. President Trump signed a $1.3 trillion spending bill Friday. Alaska’s Sen. Dan Sullivan voted against it for… Continue reading
Things are getting sideways out there in the ocean. Nearly every fishermen who’s motored in recent years along the Peninsula coast and around to Bristol… Continue reading
When the Legislature returns to work Monday after a break for Easter weekend, the first hearing on the docket will be for the Senate Resources… Continue reading
“You miss 100 percent of the shots you don’t take.” — Wayne Gretzky Since the State of Alaska took control of the efforts to commercialize… Continue reading
Well, March came through like a champ. Snow storms, a new Iditarod winner, even an icicle and slush pits. If nothing else, we can always… Continue reading
The Alaska Supreme Court has the final say in the case of Alaska Democratic Party versus the state of Alaska, but high school students from… Continue reading
The Kenai River Brown Bears are rolling, even with nothing to play for. After staging a wild three-goal rally in the final minutes of Thursday’s… Continue reading
Boise State redshirt sophomore Allie Ostrander blew away the competition, and the current world’s best time of the year, Friday at the Stanford Invitational at… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will take action on the preliminary Fiscal Year 2019 general fund budget at Monday night’s meeting. Total expenditures in… Continue reading
It would be easy for the controlled chaos of Soldotna High School’s hallways to seep into Lisa Wells’ yoga class. As the final class period… Continue reading
Monday, 4:00 p.m. The Senate Resources Committee will hold a public hearing to discuss Confirmation Hearings: Orville Huntington & Al Cain, Board of Fisheries and… Continue reading
What is being done collaboratively to ensure the Kenai Peninsula’s aquatic habitat remains healthy for fish? The Kenai Peninsula hosts a number of non-profit organizations,… Continue reading
They may be eliminated from playoff contention, but don’t ever count out the Kenai River Brown Bears. The Brown Bears unleashed a furious rally in… Continue reading
Assistant Attorney General Laura Fox and Alaska Democratic Party attorney Jon Choate were tasked with answering a simple question in front of the Alaska Supreme… Continue reading
The Soldotna City Council postponed making any decisions on moving forward with annexation until its May 9 meeting. After a two-hour work session on Wednesday… Continue reading
Alaskans are fond of reminding outsiders that “Alaska is different.” Our vast geography, strategic location, diverse communities, abundant natural resources and relative youth compared to… Continue reading
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