Sports
Brown Bears end season by getting swept in Fairbanks
The Kenai River Brown Bears ended their season by getting swept in Fairbanks on Friday and Saturday. The…
News
Soldotna encourages safe digging
The city of Soldotna digs safe excavating practices. During Wednesday’s city council meeting, Soldotna Mayor Nels Anderson proclaimed…
News
Soldotna considers new investment strategy
Soldotna’s current investment returns are just a drop in the bucket compared to their potential. At a workshop…
News
Bill to limit corporation role in alternate project advances
JUNEAU, Alaska — The Senate Resources Committee advanced legislation Friday that temporarily would restrict participation by a state-sponsored…
News
Panels propose cuts to education, public defender agency
JUNEAU, Alaska) — Alaska’s top public defender said Friday that there will be delays in criminal trials and…
Opinion
Cal Thomas: A better 2016 agenda
“In your heart you know he’s right,” was Barry Goldwater’s presidential campaign slogan in 1964. The critics of…
Opinion
Bob Franken: Good news from the deceivers?
Something to never forget about politicians: They never mean what they say, or at least rarely do. Let’s…
Opinion
Casting shadows during Sunshine Week
Gov. Bill Walker ran on a platform of transparency, so an action by his communications office March 16…
Sports
KPHA squad wins, advances from pool play to quarterfinals
The Kenai Peninsula Hockey Association Ice Hawks Tier II Girls 14U team advanced to the next round of…
Life
It is what it is: A whole new ballgame
It may seem from my last couple of columns — and from conversations with people I meet, social…
Life
Sterling Judo Club earns medals
Members of the Sterling Judo Club competed this past weekend in Anchorage. Seven juniors brought back eight medals…
Life
Community News and Notes
Ryan Traxler and Desiree Carrico announce the birth of their daughter, Seraphina Lyn-Lorraine Traxler, at 2:57 p.m. on…
Life
Learning for Life
If you have been keeping up with local and national news headlines, it has become a rarity to…
Sports
KPHA squad loses to Illinois in overtime
The Kenai Peninsula Hockey Association Ice Hawks Tier II Girls 14U team dropped a 3-2 overtime decision to…
Letters to the Editor
Time for compromise in Cook Inlet fisheries
After fifty years in the salmon fishery I recall after season trips to the Little Su, Alexander and…
Letters to the Editor
State lawmakers should provide their own insurance
If Rep. Shelley Hughes, the Republican State House member from Palmer, really believes what she is saying that…
Sports
Oilers Corner: Squad signs 3 from Cal State, Bakersfield
The Oilers Board of Directors, staff and head coach Kevin Griffin are busy preparing for the 2015 Alaska…
Sports
KPHA squad drops 1st game at nationals
The Kenai Peninsula Hockey Association Tier II Girls 14U team lost its opening game Thursday at the USA…
News
Nikiski water study finds two aquifers
Results are in and the groundwater in central Nikiski could be travelling in several different directions. Researchers with…