Officials are opening doors to rampant corporate pollution under Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s “Unlocking Alaska” initiative.
Homer can become rather rowdy at times.
‘Stand and stare’ a good motto for becoming a power camper.
For many, summer in Alaska is signified by lupine in full bloom and the bugs coming out in force. The abundance of insects is also… Continue reading
Show aims to show Alaska Native cultures as they thrive in the modern world.
Kenai Art Center celebrates reopening with work from Potters’ Guild
Japchae is a stir-fried Korean vegetable and noodle dish that is delectable hot, cold and everywhere in between
We have fewer Kenai River chinook than we used to and they are smaller on average than they once were.
It’s well past time that Alaskans be told the truth.
It occurred to me that there are people who save for years to make a trip of a lifetime just to do what was, for me, a nice three-day weekend.
Thinking back to my childhood days in Alaska, I don’t recall wildfires being a regular occurrence. I’ve learned that I was uninformed at that time.… Continue reading
I didn’t race in the Robert Spurr Memorial Hill Climb at Bird Ridge in Anchorage last Sunday. I went up to the trailhead, and walked… Continue reading
Ninilchik artist Argent Kvasnikoff’s ‘Tuyanitun: Tuggeht’ will be installed at Tuggeht — Bishop’s Beach.
In Alaska, hungry bears are waking up from their long winter hibernation and are starting to emerge from their dens. This means one thing —… Continue reading
The effort required 10 years — a decade rife with financial snafus, contract disputes, bitter in-fighting, and one delay after another.
Absentee voting in our state and borough was extremely popular this past election.
An Alaska classic turned into Father’s Day tradition
Keeping secrets from the public is irresponsible, dishonest and harmful.
By Clark Fair For the Peninsula Clarion Author’s note: This is the final part of a six-part series about the origins of Central Peninsula Hospital,… Continue reading
The northern flying squirrel (Glaucomys sabrinus) is somewhat of an enigma to the Kenai Peninsula. While it has an established home in the Interior and… Continue reading
