Site Logo
Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  Water encroaches on a horse barn Wedneday July 2, 2014 on Buoy Avenue near the Kalifonsky Meadow Subdivision in Kenai, Alaska. Several homes in the neighborhood have been struggling with groundwater flooding issues since October 2013. ,Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  Water encroaches on a horse barn Wedneday July 2, 2014 on Buoy Avenue near the Kalifonsky Meadow Subdivision in Kenai, Alaska. Several homes in the neighborhood have been struggling with groundwater flooding issues since October 2013.

News

Borough threatened with lawsuit due to K-Beach Flood

An Anchorage-based attorney sent a letter dated June 27 on behalf of his Kalifornsky Beach Road area client…

Family holding out hope as search continues

News

Family holding out hope as search continues

Lanell Adams misses her best friend. She misses making funny faces with her two nieces when they talked…

News

Strong, early sockeye returns highlight salmon season

The Bristol Bay sockeye run continues to exceed expectations. Prior to the season, the Alaska Department Fish and…

News

State wants mediation over Medicaid billing system

JUNEAU — The state of Alaska has requested mediation over what it considers a failure by the vendor…

News

Alaska lawmakers approve $500K furniture budget

ANCHORAGE (AP) — An Alaska state House-Senate committee has approved a $500,000 budget for new furniture at the…

Photo courtesy John Morton The library at Ephesus, a Greco-Roman city in Turkey that persisted for 2,500 years while contemporary Aleuts and Dena'ina were settling the Kenai Peninsula.

Life

Refuge Notebook: Tracking time in the New and Old Worlds

I had the good fortune to take a cruise through the Mediterranean this summer, focusing on ports with…

Life

An Outdoor View: Chaos at the boat ramp

Let’s talk about one of the most hazardous areas for small boats, their owners and passengers, the launch…

This June 9, 2014 photo shows extreme hiker/biker Adam Bradley checking off items on his resupply list for a 16,000-mile trip that will start at his back door in Reno in July. It is a half and half cycling and walking trip. (AP Photo/Reno Gazette-Journal, Andy Barron)

Life

Long haul: Adventurer plans on hiking, biking 16,000 remote miles

RENO, Nev. — After Adam Bradley walks with his wife, Shelly Culbertson, to her workplace about six miles…

This photo provided by St. Lynn's Press shows the first step to gather plants materials for making an original eco dyed scarf. For this particular scarf, eucalyptus leaves (both in the dye as well as in the bundled scarf), marigold petals, red and yellow onion skins, red rose petal and avocado skins were used.  (AP Photo/St. Lynn's Press, Chris McLaughlin)

Life

A garden to dye for

Homegrown botanical dyes are in, part of today’s shift toward more natural and organic living. And you don’t…

Life

How is your garden growing?

A friend has been giving me fresh cucumbers already, which make for delicious salads. His greenhouse has been…

Life

Church news

Soldotna Church of God’s annual Destiny Conference takes place July 12-20. Come listen to speakers from across the…

Letters to the Editor

Fall ballot will impact Peninsula seniors

There are approximately 10,000 senior citizens on the Kenai Peninsula and a majority are registered voters. We are…

Opinion

The reds are in; dipnetters are on their way

It’s about to get a whole lot more crowded here on the central Kenai Peninsula. The Kenai’s late…

Sports

Bird Homestead Golf Report: What a men’s night

If you have never played golf before, with this awesome weather, it is the perfect time to learn.…

Sports

Panners bats explode again against Oilers

The Peninsula Oilers fell 9-3 to the host Alaska Goldpanners of Fairbanks on Wednesday. It is the fourth-straight…

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion  Commercial set gillnetters push their skiff further into the Cook Inlet as they race to pick salmon from their nets Wednesday July 9, 2014 in Kenai, Alaska.

News

Trickling in: Wednesday’s gillnet opening wet, slow

The raindrops and red salmon were intermittent Wednesday as setnetters on the east side of the Cook Inlet…

News

Gov. names members of gasline advisory board

Gov. Sean Parnell named the members of the Municipal Advisory Gas Project Review Board this week. Kenai Peninsula…

News

Board member takes issue with Sullivan endorsement

JUNEAU — A board member for the Arctic Slope Regional Corp. has taken issue with the organization’s endorsement…

News

Exploration work to resume at Cosmopolitan prospect

A drill rig will likely be starting work again later this year near Anchor Point. BlueCrest Energy Inc.…

News

Soldotna to receive millions in grant money

In a short meeting Wednesday the Soldotna City Council will be accepting millions of dollars in appropriations from…