News
Students, staff put technology away for a screen-free week
All the students in Ms. Barnes’ class agreed, the worst part about a technology free week was that…
Opinion
Editorial: Conversation on drugs, alcohol continues to evolve
Times have changed, and so has the message behind D.A.R.E., the long-running program for elementary school students administered…
Life
Monthly Musings: March a month of awakenings, reflection
March is a month of spiritual awakenings and reflection. Daylight Saving Time begins on March 11 — don’t…
Life
Sterling Judo Club continues to shine
Sterling Judo Club
continues to shine Many younger club members entered a judo competition in Anchorage recently. All…
Life
Community News and Notes
News and Notes Hilbrink makes Dean’s List at RIT Xy Hilbrink of Ninilchik, who is in the film…
Life
Wallyball tournament shows the love
Wallyball tournament
shows the love It was a fun time on Feb.y 24, where the 19th annual co-ed…
Life
Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Is it spring yet?
Anyone but me glad it’s March? If the Groundhog is to be believed, in about two weeks we…
News
Kenai woman arrested for shoplifting $1,200 in goods
Soldotna police have arrested a Kenai woman in connection with stealing $1,200 in goods from Fred Meyer. Samantha…
News
School bus collides with moose, no one hurt
A collision with a moose on the way to school Thursday morning left a school bus driver and…
Sports
Birchwood boys, Lumen girls wear Peninsula Conference crowns
The Peninsula Conference has two non-Peninsula champions. The Lumen Christi girls and Birchwood Christian boys won championships Friday…
Sports
Brahmas sweep Brown Bears
The visiting Kenai River Brown Bears were swept by the Lone Star (Texas) Brahmas on Friday and Saturday…
Sports
Homer hoops sweep Houston
The Homer basketball teams swept a pair of Southcentral Conference contests Thursday in Homer. The Homer girls beat…
Sports
Peninsula well-represented in Hall selections
The Kenai Peninsula is well-represented in the 13 individuals selected to be in the Alaska High School Hall…
Life
Five ideas for spring break fun
Next week is the start of spring break, leaving families across the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District one…
Life
Refuge Notebook: A willow, a fly, and a moose
While traffic rushed incessantly up and down the Sterling Highway on a glorious June day, a male Barclay…
News
Lawmaker takes training after policy vetting pledge
JUNEAU — An Alaska state lawmaker said she has relented and taken required training to prevent harassment and…
News
NASA launches advanced weather satellite for western U.S.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA launched another of the world’s most advanced weather satellites on Thursday, this time…
Sports
Day 1 scores from Peninsula Conference tournament
Local teams fared well on the first day of the Peninsula Conference tournament in Anchorage, going a combined…
News
Author explores ecological, historical and personal change
“I walked the beaches, attuning my meanderings to the tidal cycles. The rocks lurking beneath the water were…
Life
Reeling it in: Lots to think about in ‘Annihilation’
“Annihilation” Paramount Pictures 1 hour, 55 minutes Big idea, trippy science fiction films have always been right up…