News
Shell, Greenpeace headed back to court
Shell, Greenpeace headed back to court Thursday Shell and Greenpeace USA will go back to court Thursday to…
News
Bear-human interactions increase at confluence of Russian, Kenai rivers
A duo of adolescent bears has been causing a stir at the confluence of the Kenai and Russian…
News
Tongass exemption to Roadless Rule overturned
The Tongass will be roadless once more. The U.S. 9th Circuit Court today upheld a lower court ruling…
Life
Last week of July means reds, kings
It’s the final week of July, and on the central Kenai Peninsula, that means sockeye and king salmon.…
Life
Anglers come from near and far to fish the Kenai
Tom Pelfrey, Wasilla Pelfrey, and a group were dragging a cooler of sockeye salmon up the shore toward…
Opinion
Op-ed: 50 years of Medicare and Medicaid
On July 30, 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed Medicare and Medicaid into law as an amendment to…
Opinion
What others say: Canada can say ‘no’ to mining
This newspaper in the past year has questioned Canada’s mining standards, including if they exist. In light of…
Life
Caribou Chill
Caribou Chili Dee Rusin, Kenai One cold and wintry night Caribou chili hit the spot So how do…
News
Salmonfest casts a wider net
The first year of Salmonfest, the event formerly known as Salmonstock, promises the compelling combination of musical entertainment…
Arts & Entertainment
Reeling it in: The good and the bad on the bigscreen
“Trainwreck” Apatow Productions 2 hours, 5 minutes There are times I feel out of touch with the mainstream…
Arts & Entertainment
What’s Happening
■ Salmonfest is Friday through Sunday at the Ninilchik fair grounds, see story. ■ The Kenai Peninsula Orchestra…
Letters to the Editor
Dipnetting from boats getting more dangerous
In a July 22 letter to the editor in the Alaska Dispatch News, Marv Greene was right in…
Letters to the Editor
Dipnet stories appreciated
Two thumbs up and a sincere compliment for the two outstanding articles on dip netting by Megan Pacer…
Letters to the Editor
Use of bait a setback for king salmon recovery
This is no time for bait on the Kenai River. Just when things are starting to turn around…
Sports
Ostrander makes D-III All-Academic team list
Staff report Peninsula Clarion On and off the track, Kenai’s Taylor Ostrander has the stats to dazzle. The…
Sports
Kenai Golf Report: Harrington, Wade hold Atigun Cup leads
With three events remaining in the Atigun Cup — a season-long points race which encompasses eight golf tournaments…
News
Kenai gillnet plan denied; subsistence board rejects request to remove manager
The Kenai River subsistence gillnet won’t see the water this season, with the Federal Subsistence Board standing behind…
News
Walker discusses Medicaid expansion decision
JUNEAU — Gov. Bill Walker said he believes his bill to expand Medicaid would have passed the Legislature…
News
6.2 quake rattles region
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake that occurred Tuesday around 6:30 p.m had its epicenter on the west side of…
News
Kenai River dipnet hours expanded
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game issued an emergency order on Tuesday opening the Kenai River personal-use…