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What others say: Lynching by Facebook

“If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will…

Education

District receiving four new principals

Next fall students in four Kenai Peninsula Borough School District institutions will be greeted with new leadership. Principals…

Education

Scholarship packet speeds application process

KPC’s Fall Scholarship Packet is now available for students on the KPC website or from the Student Services…

Education

Around the District

School board to meet The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. in…

Sports

Saturday: Brown Bears split with Minotauros, snap 5-game skid

The Kenai River Brown Bears served notice this weekend that they will not be packing it in for…

Sports

Nikiski’s Anderson, CIA’s Leaf earn Coach of Year honors in all-state voting

Nikiski girls coach Scott Anderson and Cook Inlet Academy girls coach Kenny Leaf earned Coach of the Year…

Sports

Nikiski’s Pitt invited to play volleyball Down Under

Nikiski High School’s Ayla Pitt has been invited to the Down Under Sports Tournaments this summer in Australia.…

Sports

Peninsula skiers wrap up competition at Junior Nationals

Four Kenai Peninsula skiers wrapped up competition with the nation’s top Under-20 skiers at Junior Nationals in Truckee,…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Nate Turner, vice-chairman of the Board of Game, listens to a presentation on lynx tracking in Southcentral Alaska on Friday, March 13, 2015 in Anchorage, Alaska.

News

Trapping, recreation collide in Cooper Landing

Three communities on the Kenai Peninsula have become the center of a battle between residents who want their…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Lori Salyers, who is getting a black and white image of a cat sitting beside a tombstone just below her shoulder, said the tattoo was inspired by her favorite holiday, which is Halloween, Saturday, March 14, 2015, at Ink Works in Kenai, Alaska.

News

Local tattoo studios grow in popularity

One growing industry is leaving its mark on the community. Over the past few years, tattoo studios have…

News

Lawmakers amend marijuana crimes bill

JUNEAU (AP) — The Senate Finance Committee on Friday further amended the bill that would update state laws…

Opinion

Voices of Alaska: A low risk, high return investment

We in Alaska accept that the state will invest millions and billions of dollars to develop resources for…

Opinion

Fueling the national embarrassment

Finally, I’ve figured out what “American exceptionalism” is all about. We are exceptionally dysfunctional — at least our…

Opinion

Get an early start on wildfire preparedness

Due to the far lower than average snowfall, Alaska Fire Services is preparing for an earlier than usual…

Life

Learning fpr Life: Learn how to spend less

It takes skill and practice to find the best ways to stretch your dollars. We have a free…

News

Gov. names Hull, Mezirow as top picks federal fishery panel

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Gov. Bill Walker named two Alaska fishermen as his top picks to serve on…

Sports

Friday: Gibson leads area skiers at Junior Nationals

Kenai Central freshman Addison Gibson paced Kenai Peninsula skiers in the third race of Junior Nationals, being held…

House Finance Committee co-chair Mark Neuman, R-Big Lake, center, writes at his desk on the House floor as debate gets under way on proposed amendments to the state operating budget on Thursday, March 12, 2015, in Juneau, Alaska.

News

Alaska House advances operating budget with broad cuts

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The Alaska House early Friday morning advanced a state operating budget that makes broad-ranging…

In this March 4, 2015 photo, a large audience assembles at the state Capitol to hear a Lunch and Learn presentation on Medicaid expansion, including state legislators, aides and others, in Juneau, Alaska.

News

Lunch and Learn events at state Capitol raise questions

JUNEAU, Alaska — The smell of mayo and murmur of voices filled the air as the committee rooms…

Opinion

Time to consider a time change

Keep military intact in Alaska It’s no time to reduce the military. And given the current global volatility…