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What others say: BLM bigwigs need to move west

A bipartisan group of senators and congressmen says the headquarters for the Bureau of Land Management should move…

Life

What does a 1st-time Alaska visitor read to get ready?

Whether they’re built on John Muir’s journey along the Southeast in a Tlingit canoe, Christopher McCandless’ iconic teal…

D.A.R.E. grads receive goodie bags and congratulations from community leaders.

News

D.A.R.E., not scare

In the 1980s political leaders attempted to address the drug crisis among youth with a simple answer to…

Opinion

What others say: Trump officials’ lavish tastes shameful

It never pays for public officials to appear to be living high on the hog. Well, almost never.…

Life

Business Briefs

Chambers set schedules n The Kenai and Soldotna Chambers of Commerce will host a joint luncheon at noon…

Opinion

Harvey Schmidt was fantastic

You wonder how these things begin. For Harvey Schmidt, co-writer of the longest-running musical in history — who…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: Why I stand tall for Alaska

The reason I am running for governor is simple: I love Alaska. I know Alaska’s potential is enormous.…

Kristeena Negus and Pamela Parker show Molly Nusbaum the art of making New York style bagels.

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Broadening horizons: Kenai students get hands-on look at careers

While efforts continue to broaden Alaska’s economic base and create more job opportunities for Alaskans, the Kenai Chamber…

Opinion

Op-ed: Trump the translation

Let’s ponder “manslation,” the term that describes that irritating male habit of deciding it’s necessary to interpret to…

Opinion

What others say: Training, teamwork save a life

If you absolutely have to have a heart attack in the mid-valley, and can’t make the arrangements to…

Life

Pioneer Potluck: Looking back on the 1990s

We have been trying to downsize our many accumulations we have amassed through the 33 years of living…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: Treating the dignity deficit

Here’s the question: should Alaskans who receive Medicaid be required to work or volunteer as a condition of…

Sports

Tuesday: Danielson leads locals at Junior Nationals

Kenai Central senior Karl Danielson finished 90th out of 132 racers in the men’s classic interval start race…

Callie Giordano, a teacher at Mountain View Elementary, participated in a rally on Tuesday, May 2, 2017 at the corner of Swires Road and the Kenai Spur Highway to support fully funding education. (Photo by Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)

News

District facing budget, asks borough to fund to cap

The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is facing a deficit for fiscal year 2019, and while state and…

Sports

Homer’s Lints leads peninsula skiers at Tour of Anchorage

Homer’s Emily Lints led Kenai Peninsula skiers Sunday at the Tour of Anchorage by winning the women’s 25-kilometer…

Opinion

Op-ed: The White House ‘exitus’

There’s a lot of talk about the Trump presidency unraveling. Big mistake. That assumes it was ever raveled.…

Opinion

Op-ed: Boldly going like no president before

Of all the promises candidate Donald Trump made during the 2016 presidential campaign, none will be more difficult…

Opinion

What others say: Yet another entitlement?

One in five Americans is on Medicaid, and Medicare and Social Security will require huge future tax increases.…

Opinion

Op-ed: The agony of Jeff Sessions

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been attacked and belittled by President Donald Trump more than Vladimir Putin has.…

News

Soldotna to study feasibility of moving sewage discharge

Soldotna City Council approved an ordinance appropriating funds to conduct a feasibility study on different options for disposing…