JUNEAU — Joe Miller wants to again attempt to unseat U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, but this time he’s planning to try it as a Libertarian.Miller… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE (AP) — University of Alaska officials say someone used an employee’s credentials to hack into a network drive that contained private information like Social… Continue reading
In a cover letter to state Division of Oil and Gas Director Corri Feige about the latest plan document submitted Sept. 1, BP Alaska Reservoir… Continue reading
Editor's note: This story has been changed to add the name of K-Beach fourth grade teacher and decathlon co-organizer Darcy Marcou. After a final summer… Continue reading
In the first week of September, 45 years ago, Robert Mottram flew by helicopter to the Chilkat Mountains west of Admiralty Island. It was not… Continue reading
In July, Kathleen Harrison’s doctors discovered her breast cancer — thought to have been wiped out by a previous round of chemotherapy — had spread… Continue reading
The U.S. Forest Service is moving forward with revisions to its management plan for the Chugach National Forest.The plan outlines strategies for managing the approximately… Continue reading
School board to meet The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. in the borough building at 148 N. Binkley… Continue reading
This weekend, members of the Kenai Kennel Club braved courses made treacherous by adverse weather for their shot at stocking qualifications for the 2016 American… Continue reading
Editor’s note: This story was inadvertently cut in Sunday’s edition and is being republished in its entirety. As Alaska’s wild waterfowl start to migrate south… Continue reading
A Soldotna man has changed his plea in a sexual abuse of a minor case and accepted an agreement that is also tied to his… Continue reading
Alaska Waste driver Will Bunch nodded at the mud as he navigated a heavy truck through milling crowds of seagulls. “Back in January, we were… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — More than 300 licenses spread among a landmass the size of Mexico is causing some organizational problems for an industry without income or… Continue reading
The state of Alaska will sell some of the oil obtained through in-kind royalty payments to Petro Star, Inc, a petroleum products company that specializes… Continue reading
On the heels of a great Industry Appreciation Day, the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank held their 20th Soup Supper and Auction. U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski… Continue reading
The very active Central Peninsula Hospital (CPH) Auxiliary held their annual barbeque recently in the Denali Room at CPH to thank all their volunteer members… Continue reading
Born and raised in Alaska, Alex Rodriguez graduated from Skyview High School in 2012 and thought he’d try working in the oil and gas industry.… Continue reading
Twenty five years ago it was just an idea of Alaska’s senior U.S. Senator Ted Stevens to share with others across the nation the uniqueness… Continue reading
Twenty years ago Peggy Arness and Joanna Hollier started the Old Timers Turkey Dinner at the Kenai Senior Center to gather those who had helped… Continue reading
Kenai Peninsula Fair goers caught one of the few sunny days this month as they “Partied ‘til the Pigs Came Home!” And for a few… Continue reading
