There are bits and pieces of the Kenai Peninsula’s history scattered in archives from Russia to Washington, D.C. It’s hard to get a detailed picture… Continue reading
Here we go, again.This Legislature’s fourth special session began midday Monday when legislators were given bills to address two of Gov. Bill Walker’s 10 original… Continue reading
Homer resident and Quest College student Parker Sorensen, Quest graduate and Juneau-native Iris Neary, Quest student Giovanfrancesco “Frenchie” Varoli, and Swiss pre-med student Florence Nikles… Continue reading
AUGUSTA, GA — May 24, 2016 — Deedie McKenzie, vice president of operations for Morris Publishing Group (MPG) has been named publisher of the Peninsula… Continue reading
DENVER — Threats made against schools across the United States led to the evacuation of students Monday in what could be the latest example of… Continue reading
In the case of a Sterling woman accused of sexually assaulting a teenage boy in 2014, the state called its last witness for the prosecution… Continue reading
The night before most students would be starting their summer vacation, it was announced the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District might receive $50 less per… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula Association of REALTORS (KPAR) were excited to host the 31st Annual Kenai Peninsula Sport, Rec and Trade Show again this year, according… Continue reading
According to Cassy Rankin, 4-H club leader of the North Rd. Rangers who helped organize the annual 4-H Tree Sale at Soldotna Creek Park this… Continue reading
The beautiful new Sherwin Williams paint store held their grand opening Saturday, May 14th with huge discounts and valuable door prizes. The paved parking lot… Continue reading
As the Soldotna High School class of 2016 was receiving their diplomas recently, one of their classmates was returning as a “Hometown Hero” and a… Continue reading
The line for fresh barbecued salmon snaked out the cafeteria door and down the brightly decorated hallway of Heritage Place in Soldotna on Friday.The assisted… Continue reading
Following their individualized, atypical K-12 education, the 91 students graduating from Connections in 2016 are taking to equally diverse next steps. Rich Bartolowitz sent the… Continue reading
The power of public comment took down an effort to set up a gun club in a valley near Seldovia.The Kenai Peninsula Borough assembly considered… Continue reading
JUNEAU — A 20-year-old man will be sentenced in a 2014 collision that killed an 18-year-old passenger.William Buchkoski pleaded guilty to two counts of felony… Continue reading
The Kenai city council took a step toward donating two parcels of city-owned land to not-for-profit housing developer Kenai Peninsula Housing Initiative (KPHI), which seeks… Continue reading
This time of year, migratory birds are following the Pacific Flyway up to breeding grounds in Alaska — some, such as Arctic Terns, from beyond… Continue reading
Everyone crammed into a room at the Challenger Learning Center of Alaska on Thursday agreed that heroin abuse is a real, growing problem on the… Continue reading
Attorneys in the case of a Sterling woman accused of sexually assaulting a minor closed out the second day of testimony with discussion of DNA… Continue reading