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No injuries in crash at MediCenter
The front of the MediCenter building in Kenai was damaged when a driver backed onto the pavement and…
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Woman moves mule cross country through equine rescue network
When Jacque White came across a greying draft mule on a Facebook page dedicated to relocating large animals…
Arts & Entertainment
KPC presents ‘An Evening with Author Kim Heacox’
Kim Heacox said the decision to become a photographer was made easy in 1983 when a magazine paid…
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Soldotna daycare review approved
A year after a Soldotna daycare was approved amid controversy and appeals to the city’s Planning and Zoning…
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Vermillion remanded to jail
Paul Vermillion was remanded to jail in Kenai on Thursday after having pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the…
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CES douses fire in less than an hour
Firefighters from Central Emergency Services took less than an hour to extinguish a structure fire in a duplex…
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Man arrested after crash, power outage
A Soldotna man has been arrested after troopers found he collided with a power pole on Funny River…
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Trends 2016: Mobile food vendors change culinary landscape
Amid the larger sectors of the Kenai Peninsula’s economy, the standalone coffee carts and flexible food trucks that…
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Trends 2016: Tech takes off: Opportunity abounds in UAV field
A Kenai-based business owner has tapped into the unmanned aircraft and sensor industry beginning to grow in Alaska,…
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Vermillion pleads guilty to manslaughter
Update: A day before Paul Vermillion was scheduled to go to trial for murder, he accepted an agreement…
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Men stopped by spike strips near Sterling
Two Anchorage men have been arrested after troopers used spike strips to stop them speeding along the Sterling…
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Public employees test out Alaska Shield training
Moments after the go-ahead came across a hand-held radio, a young man in black crept up the stairs…
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Cooper Landing murder trial begins Monday
An Anchorage man accused of murder in the 2013 death of Genghis Muskox will go to trial starting…
Arts & Entertainment
A violinist, a pianist and an actor
Violinist Linda Rosenthal, based in Juneau, has performed all over the state as well as in Europe and…
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Trends 2016: Diverse business community a boon for Soldotna
The City of Soldotna is in a good position to weather the impacts of budget cuts at the…
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Trends 2016: Peninsula small businesses find their niches
While the state is working on cuts to its budget, small businesses on the Kenai Peninsula should not…
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Stolen boat leads police to group storing drugs, firearms
Residents from Alaska and California have been arrested in Soldotna on drug and firearm charges after being connected…
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Sacred space in a quiet place
The contrast of white cemetery crosses against the greens and browns of the surrounding forest in the distance…
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Soldotna men involved in spice bust indicted at federal level
Two Soldotna men have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of synthetic cannabis trafficking and…
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Fish and Game targets Soldotna Creek for summer pike eradication
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is preparing to move forward in the second phase of a…