Allie Ostrander, a 2015 graduate of Kenai Central, earned the right to defend her 3,000-meter steeplechase national title Friday at the NCAA West Preliminary Championships… Continue reading
The state will juggle payments to health care providers for the next five weeks, delaying some payments and stretching out its limited Medicaid funding until… Continue reading
I am going to brag a little this time! We traveled to Fairbanks at the first of the month to attend the ceremony where our… Continue reading
In a wacky Southcentral Conference baseball tournament in Homer, one trend was solid — power gravitated to the north. Palmer personified both traits of the… Continue reading
A reduction in federal subsidy payments for internet services essential to rural health care providers could shift almost $500,000 in costs this year to the… Continue reading
We are currently engaged in a high-profile negotiation that may or may not succeed in getting the Chinese to buy more of our stuff. This… Continue reading
Alaska Native languages are in peril. But the University of Alaska Fairbanks College of Rural and Community Development is stepping up to the challenge. Faculty… Continue reading
We have come to the end of a productive year in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District. I am very proud of our staff and… Continue reading
The first day of the Northern Lights Conference tournament in Kodiak saw a lot of rain and saw Homer and Kodiak advance to the semifinals.… Continue reading
The Nos. 2 and 3 seeds went down in the first round Thursday as chaos reigned at the Southcentral Conference baseball tournament in Homer. “You… Continue reading
The construction work is almost done but the public is still advised to be careful turning from the Sterling Highway into the Russian River Campground,… Continue reading
It’s about states’ rights. The National Park Service has proposed aligning federal and state rules regarding hunting and trapping on national preserves in Alaska. The… Continue reading
There’s a virus spreading across America. It harms the 1 in 5 Americans affected by mental health conditions. It prevents them from seeking help. And… Continue reading
The first “Deadpool” was a bizarre movie. I was always amazed both at the fact that it was such a big hit and that they… Continue reading
Editor's note: This story has been changed to correct the Kenai Peninsula Borough planning group that Shawn Butler has served on. Two candidates — Ben… Continue reading
Usually, the only place to hear cultured British accents is anytime on PBS, but on the eve of the royal wedding, British experts were flooding… Continue reading
says state governor candidates are playing identity politics: To hold your nose and vote is one thing. To suck your thumb and pout at the… Continue reading
The Gold Nugget Triathlon was held Saturday in Anchorage, with 500-yard swim, 12-mile bike and 3.5-mile run. The victory went to Sheryl Mohwinkel-Fleming of Anchorage… Continue reading
Soldotna senior Emily Books has signed her national letter of intent to attend Midland University in Freemont, Nebraska, and be a member of the shotgun… Continue reading
When President Franklin D. Roosevelt famously said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself,” he could not have foreseen today’s Republican Party.… Continue reading
