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Campaign on the road to nowhere

Pulled that Ad? Don’t you just love campaign ads that backfire, and I really love the ones that…

Opinion

Don’t celebrate Bergdahl’s release

President Barack Obama marked the release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl with a Rose Garden event with the captive…

Arts & Entertainment

Mystical, magical Maleficent, now appearing

Maleficent June 3, 2014 97 minutes Walt Disney Pictures     I’ve always enjoyed the storytelling technique of…

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/Peninsula Clarion Elan Krull and Daniel Rozak run through a rehearsal for the Kenai Performers production of Leading Ladies, May 28, on Kalifornsky Beach.

Arts & Entertainment

A look into Leading Ladies

A quick glance into the unmarked building behind Subway on Kalifornsky Beach Road reveals a suspended construction project…

You just got bitten again

Arts & Entertainment

You just got bitten again

You just got bit. And bitten again. Every time you go outside, it’s like you’re a walking feast…

Sports

Mountain biking season kickoff set at Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center

Tsalteshi Trails Association will hold a mountain biking season kickoff at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 5, at the…

Sports

All greens in tip-top shape at Kenai Golf Course

Rain followed by sunshine! What a great combination of weather! The Kenai Golf Course is in great shape…

News

[+Photo] Freestyling

Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion   (left) Megan Kramer and Lauren Bauder laugh while posing as king salmon during the Kenai Watershed Forum's 23rd Annual Kenai River Festival Saturday June 8, 2013 in Soldotna, Alaska.

News

Firsts for the Kenai River Festival

It will be a year of firsts for the 2014 Kenai River Festival, June 6-8, between the trees…

News

Schoolhouse rent

Rent is a common expense for tenants and businesses. Soon some local schools could also be budgeting for…

News

August primary ballot set

Now that the deadline to file for state office passed Monday, 11 Kenai Peninsula residents will be on…

Opinion

Fighting the fat of the land

We just fester with prejudice. As deep-seated as racial and sexual biases are, at least we’re dealing with…

Opinion

Mentally ill people must be treated, like it or not

Mentally ill people must be treated, like it or not Our intent is not to demonize the mentally…

Opinion

Each party certain the other is wrong

WASHINGTON — In gridlocked Washington, what’s increasingly striking is that both parties are nearly unanimous in their positions.…

Life

Pioneer Potluck: About Alaskan Forest Fires Past and Present

SWANSON RIVER FIRE 1969 FUNNY RIVER FIRE 2014 The recent Funny River fire puts my memory in full…

Life

Get your soup on

Cold vegetable and fruit soups are refreshing on warm days and make a terrific accompaniment or first course…

Opinion

Ad about Sullivan mischaracterizes HB77

Editor’s note: “The ad referenced in this column was not produced by Sen. Mark Begich’s campaign. We have…

Photo by Brian Smith/Peninsula Clarion The Endeavour-Spirit of Independence jack up rig, seen here in early April at the Cosmopolitan site near Anchor Point, has spudded its first well nine months after it arrived in Cook Inlet from Singapore in mid-August 2012. Buccaneer said it would drill to a depth of 8,000 feet to test for oil and gas on the site. Drilling is expected to take 45 days.

News

Buccaneer files for bankruptcy

Buccaneer Energy, an independent Cook Inlet explorer with high hopes but skimpy resources, saw those hopes come crashing…

News

Obama orders pollution cuts – but timing uncertain

WASHINGTON — Taking aim at global warming, President Barack Obama introduced a politically charged plan Monday to order…

News

Waiting game

The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is in the process of revising its budget due to state-level changes…