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School board to meet The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. in…

Opinion

What others say: Bernie Sanders’ breakup wouldn’t fix Wall Street

In some quarters of the Democratic Party, apparently, it’s no longer enough to call for the breakup of…

News

Tyonek man arrested after stabbing

A Tyonek man has been arrested and charged after troopers say he stabbed another man in the village.…

Opinion

What others say: Transporation funding fallacies deserve correction

Alaskans are facing a sobering reality: we can no longer afford the same service levels from state government.…

Opinion

Op-ed: Cruz is Nixon, not Goldwater

The lazy conventional wisdom is that Ted Cruz is the new Barry Goldwater, doomed to suffer an electoral…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Lucretia Carter taught second grade in Kenai and Soldotna for two decades and each year had her students design and give their signatures onto a medium that was later made into a commemorative plate, photographed above Friday, Jan. 8, 2016, at the Joyce K. Carver Memorial Library in Soldonta, Alaska. The entire collection is on display through the end of February.

News

Library display honors Soldotna teacher

A long-time Soldotna teacher, Lucretia Mae Carter, who passed away on May 20, 2015, is being honored with…

Sports

Kenai basketball squads play in Valley

PALMER — The Colony Knights opened their Northern Lights Conference boys basketball season playing an unfamiliar role. After…

News

Cancer now No. 1 killer in 22 states, ahead of heart disease

NEW YORK — Cancer is becoming the No. 1 killer in more and more states as deaths from…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Fred Sturman and his son Steve Sturman check a pile of dirt for worm cocoons, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015, at Circle M Worm Farm of Alaska in Nikiski, Alaska.

News

Rolling in the dirt

Father and son entrepreneurs Fred and Steve Sturman are getting dirty while hoping to clean up. Since last…

Opinion

Out of (gun) control

I’m still waiting; waiting for someone to show me how laws stop a person intent on breaking them.…

Opinion

Op-ed: Oregon and Iowa

Let’s face it: Those guys who have taken over a federal building at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge…

Opinion

Community support for drug users a step in the right direction

The bad news is that drug use is a serious problem in our community. There are the impacts…

News

Caribou Hills opened to snow machining

Portions of the Caribou Hills have gotten enough snow to allow for a limited opening to snow machining.…

Credit downgrade timed on bond sales, continued oil decline

News

Credit downgrade timed on bond sales, continued oil decline

Standard & Poor’s Jan. 5 downgrade of Alaska’s credit ratings, which caught many state leaders by surprise, was…

Life

Community News and Notes

Clifford and Abby Struffert announce the births of their daughter, Teresa Pearl “Tess” Struffert, on Dec. 3, 2015…

Life

Learning for Life: Soils workshops for garden and agriculture

Soils are the building blocks for our gardens and are essential for healthy plant growth. This series of…

Life

New Year fades to old

The old man in the beard, 2015, has hobbled out of the picture and Baby 2016 has crawled…

Sports

Colony girls, boys sweep Kenai Central in basketball

PALMER — The Colony Knights opened their Northern Lights Conference boys’ basketball season playing an unfamiliar role. After…

Sports

Brown Bears finally end losing skid

The Kenai River Brown Bears finally rid themselves of the proverbial monkey on their backs. The Brown Bears…

Sports

Weekend hoops roundup

The Soldotna boys basketball team fell to 0-3 at the Alaska Prep Shootout at Dimond High School in…