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Tehya Nichols performs on stage in the one-act play “HDYMTWBT,” written by Mike Druce, a former Soldotna High School teacher. (Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)
The drama department at Soldotna High School presented their annual “One-Act Play Festival” this past weekend, which included four different plays at three different showings on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
Derek Brown, in the role of Adam, sleeps while Anya Hondel and Elliot Fuhrman act out a scene between Eve and the snake during a production of “The Diary of Adam and Eve,” at the annual one-act play festival held at Soldotna High School. (Kat Sorensen/Peninsula Clarion)
Robin West will give a talk about his 30-year career Tuesday evening at the Kenai refuge headquarters and virtually.
An ordinance passed Feb. 3 clarifies that formal presentations made before the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly should relate to borough matters.
House Bill 261 would change how schools rely on student counts.
The representatives filed bills relating to tax exemptions for EMS personnel and dental care.
The initial cohort of a Homer-based search and rescue group recently completed a hands-on, nationally-certified training session.
Kirby Calderwood pleaded guilty to the 2019 murder of Anesha “Duffy” Murnane on Feb. 5, four years after his arrest in 2022.
Ollie Garrett, 62, will serve 15 years in prison for sexual abuse of a minor.
Hannah Leatherman, winner of the 35th annual Caring for the Kenai competition, will travel to Juneau to present her idea to the Senate transportation committee.
Nearly 300 people took part in an “ICE OUT” demonstration on Sunday.
