Opinion
What others say: Walker may have two more fish seats to fill
For those who follow fish politics, Gov. Bill Walker has had a rough time filling a single seat…
Sports
Bevy of coaching changes hits Peninsula
The end of the school year marks not only a change in high school sports team rosters, but…
Sports
Homer softball takes bronze at state
The Homer softball team cannot seem to crack the Southeast code, but the same can be said for…
News
Sterling carver finds his niche
Greg Landeis is a woodcarver working amidst contradictions. Despite a lifelong, unrelenting allergy to his medium, he has…
News
Murkowski: Arctic issues about more than Alaska
For Sen. Lisa Murkowski, there aren’t many topics hotter than the Arctic these days, especially as the U.S.…
News
Walker requests acceleration on AK LNG talks
Gov. Bill Walker said May 29 he’s about “half-way” through a 45-day review of the Alaska LNG Project…
Opinion
Op-ed: The Wright stuff
I was not surprised to see historian David McCullough’s latest book rocket to the top position on The…
Opinion
Op-ed: What’s wrong? Who decides?
“Well, if you’re not doing anything wrong, why should you worry?” We’ve all heard and read that thought…
Opinion
Politics gets even more local
All politics is local, and lately, some politics is more local than others. This past week, the Kenai…
Life
Carlile takes top honors at truck driving competition
Carlile demonstrated its on-the-road expertise at the Alaska Trucking Association’s 2015 Truck Driving Championships, with a Carlile driver…
Life
Learning for Life: Elodea eradication project update scheduled
Interested in what is happening with the Elodea Eradication Project in Stormy, Daniels and Beck Lake? There will…
Life
Redford, McPhail engaged to be married
Vince and Jan Redford of Soldotna are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jenna Redford, to…
Life
News and Notes
Carla Pherson, a Junior Piano Pedagogy major of Ninilchik, was named to the Dean’s List at for the…
Sports
Homer survives 1st day of state softball tourney
The Homer Mariners softball squad is down, but not out. Homer split a pair of games on Friday,…
Letters to the Editor
Commercial fishing stops more salmon than culverts
I see that the Kenai Watershed Forum is out again advertising the successful replacement of another culvert. It…
Letters to the Editor
Taxes not the answer for sustainable economy
When I tell young Alaskans about the economy I found here 42 years ago I often see disbelief…
Sports
Oilers Corner: Oilers recognize scholarship winners
The Oilers would like to congratulate recipients of scholarships recently awarded at area graduation ceremonies. Kiana Harding of…
News
Judge: Parts of lawsuit vs. EPA over Pebble Mine can proceed
JUNEAU — A federal judge on Thursday decided to allow portions of a lawsuit brought against the U.S.…
News
Nikiski debates better police protection
It has been a decade since Nikiski voters rejected paying for a police service area. Now, after a…
News
Borough set appropriate $3.2 million to outfit CPH clinics, state reverses course on equipment denial
A specialty clinic space at Central Peninsula Hospital will soon be outfitted with more than $3.2 million in…