More than 1,000 acres of borough land near Crown Point will now be classified as recreational.The land, a variety of parcels in the Crown Point… Continue reading
Donald Trump is running a top-notch campaign to be a conservative media celebrity.Unfortunately for him, and especially for the Republican Party, this isn’t the same… Continue reading
After making a trot through the neighborhood, a caribou stops to munch on some fresh greens near Kenai Central High School on Saturday, Aug. 13,… Continue reading
While area big game hunters may be itching to start out on the moose season, some have a little longer to wait this year. Both… Continue reading
Homer High School senior Eryn Gillam and Nikolaevsk School sophomore Chelsea Johnson chose to spend five weeks of their summer learning. The girls are in… Continue reading
In response to the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly and the City of Soldotna withdrawing their financial support, the Central Area Rural Transit System will eliminate… Continue reading
Hooking ‘em young Groups of young anglers crowded the boat launch Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016 at Centennial Campground in Soldotna, Alaska during the annual… Continue reading
A Kenai teen has been airlifted to Anchorage with serious injuries after a single-vehicle crash Thursday morning on the Kenai Spur Highway.Alaska State Troopers got… Continue reading
Shauna Thornton is one of five candidates making a run for the Alaska House of Representatives. It will be the Soldotna resident’s first time in… Continue reading
Incumbent Speaker of the Alaska House of Representatives Mike Chenault (R-Nikiski) is the sole candidate running for District 29 with barely enough time to recover… Continue reading
Voters won’t be asked whether a group of residents between Ninilchik and Clam Gulch should be moved into the Central Kenai Peninsula Hospital Service Area… Continue reading
It was a beautiful sunny day and we were well into surveying for the hybrid Elodea on Daniels Lake. The sun was beating down on… Continue reading
Boat after boat full of kids came to dock at the Harry Gaines Fish Camp Wednesday, where proud kids held up their catch of pink… Continue reading
Photo by Paul Scannell/courtesy Mavis Muller Hundreds of Salmonfest participants braved the rainy conditions on Saturday, Aug. 6, 2016 in Ninilchik, Alaska to send a… Continue reading
Soldotna’s Keith Baxter is among the many throwing their hats into the upcoming race for the Alaska House of Representatives District 30 seat. A Soldotna… Continue reading
At first, Tom Weber thought he had gotten lucky and caught a king salmon in his dipnet. Out fishing from a boat on the final… Continue reading
Rick Koch is basing his run for the Alaska House of Representatives on the premise that the state’s budget deficit can be shrunk with a… Continue reading
A Soldotna man accused of sexually abusing a minor has been approved for a third-party custodian so that he can be released from jail.Michael Dean… Continue reading
Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect a correction issued to a Kenai Police Department dispatch, that the Jeep hit a utility pole… Continue reading
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