Anyone but me glad it’s March? If the Groundhog is to be believed, in about two weeks we can expect new leaves, rhubarb peeking through… Continue reading
Next week is the start of spring break, leaving families across the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District one week and one day of time to… Continue reading
While traffic rushed incessantly up and down the Sterling Highway on a glorious June day, a male Barclay willow flourished in the full sun on… Continue reading
The Homer basketball teams swept a pair of Southcentral Conference contests Thursday in Homer. The Homer girls beat Houston 45-20, while the Mariner boys prevailed… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula is well-represented in the 13 individuals selected to be in the Alaska High School Hall of Fame, announced Thursday. The Lifetime Achievement… Continue reading
JUNEAU — An Alaska state lawmaker said she has relented and taken required training to prevent harassment and discrimination after being assured that an updated… Continue reading
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA launched another of the world’s most advanced weather satellites on Thursday, this time to safeguard the western U.S. The GOES-S… Continue reading
Day two of the North American Hockey League Top Prospects tournament in Plymouth, Michigan, wrapped up with several Kenai River Brown Bears players presenting their… Continue reading
Local teams fared well on the first day of the Peninsula Conference tournament in Anchorage, going a combined 3-2 in quarterfinal action. The Cook Inlet… Continue reading
Last week, a House Finance subcommittee approved an amendment to Gov. Bill Walker’s budget proposal that — if passed — would add $19 million to… Continue reading
The Pigskin Gladiators Face Off By Hedy-Jo Huss, Soldotna We are the Eagles. Patriots are our prey. It is Super Bowl Five-Two today. We raptors… Continue reading
On Wednesday, Kenai Central high School Juniors got to answer the question they’ve been asked since they were children during their job shadow program, “What… Continue reading
The first day of the North American Hockey League Top Prospects Tournament in Plymouth, Michigan, saw five Kenai River Brown Bears get game action. The… Continue reading
The Kenai boys C team topped host Cook Inlet Academy 41-22 on Monday in nonconference action. The Kardinals led 12-7 after one quarter, 21-13 at… Continue reading
2015 Kenai Central graduate Allie Ostrander earned All-Mountain West honors for her performance at the Mountain West Indoor Track and Field Championship this past weekend.… Continue reading
JUNEAU — U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan said violence in video games and movies should be discussed as part of a larger debate on gun violence… Continue reading
The 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang may have come to a close on Sunday, but the spirit lives on at the Kenai Peninsula Boys and… Continue reading
The paper trail in response to a state draft water report that highlighted turbidity issues in the Kenai River may get bigger. Soldotna City Council… Continue reading
Add a splash of hot pink to the red white and blue. And some glitter face paint — lots of that. On Wednesday morning, Alaskans… Continue reading
The skeptics among us, and I’m one of them, will say that the White House “listening event” for those directly affected by mass killings was… Continue reading
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