Opinion
Study: Social media users shy away from opinions
WASHINGTON — People who use Facebook and Twitter are less likely than others to share their opinions on…
Letters to the Editor
Support of many helps surpass goal
Last summer, my friends and I embarked on seemingly impossible mission to raise funds for a wheelchair accessible…
News
Public meeting to discuss brown bear hunting closure scheduled
The United States Fish & Wildlife Service will hold a public meeting on Wednesday at the Soldotna Sports…
News
Potter’s guild renews sublease with art guild
The Kenai Potter’s Guild has renewed a sublease with the Peninsula Art Guild that will keep the potter’s…
News
Soldotna woman awakes to house fire
A Soldotna woman who fell asleep while cooking woke up to her house on fire shortly after midnight…
News
Board of Fish 2014-15 agenda to include Cook Inlet clams, felt-sole boots
Cook Inlet razor clams are among the items on the Board of Fisheries menu this year. Fishermen and…
Letters to the Editor
NES grateful for good neighbors
Recently Ninilchik Emergency Services celebrated the opening of our new station and it was an opportunity to recognize…
Opinion
What others say: Air Force changes training for recruiters
The Air Force has come a ways in reforming recruit training since sex-abuse scandals rocked the service’s boot…
News
Soldotna woman awakes to house fire
A Soldotna woman who fell asleep while cooking woke up to her house on fire shortly after midnight…
News
Rocket with Army weapon explodes after launch
KODIAK, Alaska (AP) — A rocket carrying an experimental Army strike weapon exploded early Monday after taking off…
News
Candlelight vigil holds hope for Adam’s family
With almost three months having passed since Rebecca Adam’s family of four mysteriously disappeared from their home in…
News
Sow it! Grow it! Show it! Another Great Kenai Peninsula Fair
Once again wet weather plagued the Kenai Peninsula Fair in Ninilchik, but it didn’t hinder bidders from paying…
News
Military and local kids go fishing thanks to KRS and Kenai River Foundation
Back to back events August 13th & 14th saw over 150 kids fishing with professional guides on the…
News
Golden Anniversaries for KP Borough School District & Kenai Peninsula College
Three very important community institutions celebrated collectively their golden anniversaries Thursday, August 14th at the Kenai Peninsula College…
Letters to the Editor
Denial of transfer agreement limits patients’ options
After a long battle with bureaucrats, the Surgery Center of Kenai recently opened its doors. The Surgery Center…
News
Taking it to the next level: KPC RAs build on past experience
For the second year of Kenai Peninsula College Residence Hall resident advisor training, Associate Director of Residence Life…
News
Sanoah: Vessel christening in Homer honors Washington mudslide victims, rescuers
A few months ago, a major event changed Natasha Huestis’ life. On March 22, a mudslide near Oso,…
News
Canadian company eyes new mine in Alaska
KETCHIKAN (AP) — A Canadian company is moving forward with plans for a new rare-earth metals mine at…