Partisan politics is already in high gear for 2018, with both Democrats and Republicans taking action to enforce political purity tests on their members and… Continue reading
The floral printed dress with an empire waist and halter top looked great on Nikiski junior Diana Narimanidze, eliciting a chorus of “oohs” and “ahhs”… Continue reading
There’s already a trade war, and it’s being waged by Beijing. China’s ascension to the World Trade Organization nearly 20 years ago has failed in… Continue reading
Nothing like an Iditarod dog. It’s an athlete with the desire to train, compete, perform at peak and accept its reward. And it likes to… Continue reading
To what shall North Korea’s latest pronouncement to give up its nuclear weapons in exchange for certain “security” guarantees be compared? Choose from one of… Continue reading
Thursday, March 8, 2018. Mark down that date. It was a day for news of huge significance: Tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum, and a… Continue reading
If you’ve ever owned horses, you probably know that cleaning the barn first thing in the morning is good for the soul. I use that… Continue reading
The Nikiski girls gave it their best shot, but just couldn’t bring down Anchorage Christian. The Bulldogs lost 76-54 to ACS in Saturday’s Southcentral… Continue reading
The Nikiski girls, Ninilchik girls and Nikolaevsk boys learned Sunday what time they will be playing in the state basketball tournament at the Alaska Airlines… Continue reading
Kenai Central seniors Karl Danielson and Addison Gibson wrapped up a full week of racing in Soldier Hollow, Utah, at the 2018 Junior National nordic… Continue reading
WASILLA — Colony used a team effort to ensure the Knights one of the two Northern Lights Conference teams with an automatic bid to the… Continue reading
A pair of peninsula track sensations put a exclamation point on the 2017-18 indoor track and field season Saturday with big performances. University of Alaska… Continue reading
The Nikiski girls erased last year’s bad memories by dominating a Southcentral Conference tournament semifinal 48-19 over Grace Christian on Friday night, moving the No.… Continue reading
The things certain in life, as the saying goes, are death and taxes. And with the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly, don’t even count on taxes.… Continue reading
Whether they’re built on John Muir’s journey along the Southeast in a Tlingit canoe, Christopher McCandless’ iconic teal and white bus or a retelling of… Continue reading
It’s tough to beat a team three times. The Soldotna girls became very aware of that Thursday at the Northern Lights Conference basketball tournament at… Continue reading
Not much has changed since I wrote this column during the 1994 Winter Olympics. Norwegians still dominate most events, while Americans still win the occasional… Continue reading
The Nikiski girls got through a first-round clash with Houston 69-26 Thursday to advance to the semifinals of the Southcentral Conference tournament at Colony High… Continue reading
As she thinks about how potential teacher cuts would affect her school, Kenai Central High School senior Brittany Gilman finds solace in “Shrek: The Musical.”… Continue reading
Contribution helps LeeShore emergency center The LeeShore Center is very grateful to Alaska USA Federal Credit Union for their generous grant contribution of $1,000 from… Continue reading
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