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This undated photo provided by the University of Nevada Reno, shows smoke from the King Fire in a view north across Lake Tahoe in South Lake Tahoe, Calif. University researchers are helping federal forest and range managers expand the use of cameras to spot wildfires at Lake Tahoe to the tops of mountains in remote parts of northeast and central Nevada, including one north of Battle Mountain that gave an early warning of a fire more than 100 miles away in Oregon. (University of Nevada Reno via AP)

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Wildfire watching: Rangers in towers are out, cameras are in

RENO, Nev. — For decades, forest rangers in wooden towers across the West scanned the horizon with binoculars…

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Marijuana legal, but finances remain in black market

Conrad Daley, executive director of the Alaska Cannabis Grower’s Association, tried to get his organization a bank account…

Sports

Twins get No. 6 seed, open state against South

The American Legion Twins will open the double-elimation American Legion state tournament with a 9 a.m. game against…

Sports

Sunday: Oilers drop road game to Chinooks

The bats of the Peninsula Oilers came alive, but the pitching and defense failed to secure a win…

Opinion

Op-ed: The toxic worldview of Ta-Nehisi Coates

Moses gave us the Ten Commandments. Paul gave us the Epistles. And Ta-Nehisi gave us “Between the World…

Opinion

What others say: Stepping beyond No Child Left Behind

Fourteen years ago, No Child Left Behind was rolled out with the promise that all the nation’s children…

Sports

Twins get weekend split

The American Legion Twins finished with a league record of 11-7 after defeating Eagle River on Friday then…

Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Kyle McCowan leans into a throw during a disc golf tournament at Tsalteshi Trails on Saturday, July 25.

Sports

Tsalteshi hosts disc golf tourney

Kyle Aber of Soldotna won the Progess Days Disc Golf Tournament on Saturday at the course at Tsalteshi…

Sports

Results posted for 3rd Tsalteshi Cycle Series

Ian Horton and Kara Johnston came out on top of the third installment of the Tsalteshi Cycle Series…

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Soldotna mobile food vendor regulations approved

Mobile food vendors looking to set up shop in Soldotna have a ne set of regulations developed by…

Ben Boettger/Peninsula Clarion Members of the Kenai-Soldotna Shriners Club distribute candy to children at the Soldotna Progress Days Parade on Saturday, July 25.

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Making progress: Local artists and artisans active during Progress Days

For the Central Peninsula’s crafters, artists, and merchants, Soldotna’s Progress Days festival is an opportunity to bring their…

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Fish and Game loosens Kenai River king restrictions

A healthy Kenai River king salmon run is translating to more fish for everyone, while highlighting management concerns…

Opinion

Op-ed: Obama, you’re no Ronald Reagan

At his press conference last Wednesday, our president of self-regard again linked himself with Ronald Reagan, seeking to…

Opinion

Op-ed: The joke’s on us

Those who are past puberty might remember Mort Sahl. Sahl became one of the 1960s’ first insult comedians,…

Opinion

Take a moment to appreciate the fish

It seems that most of the population of Southcentral Alaska has descended up on the Kenai Peninsula and…

Aveline Faye Russell

Life

News and Notes

Nicholas Russell and Laurie Booth of Soldotna announce the birth of their daughter, Aveline Faye Russell, at 5:08…

Life

Life in the Pedestrian Lane: It’s only a movie

I was flipping through channels the other day looking for something to watch and came upon Disney’s “The…

Sports

Twins stay hot by defeating Eagle River

The American Legion Twins defeated Eagle River 10-9 in extra innings Friday to give the local nine its…

Life

Remission is a wonderful response to leukemia

Last Monday, my oncologist walked into his examination room to give my wife and me the results of…

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Fish and Game lifts bait restriction for Kenai River kings

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has lifted the bait restriction in the Kenai River sport king…