From recess to advanced electives to lessons in conflict resolution, students, teachers and administrators have much to justify their palpable optimism at the start of… Continue reading
Eight Kenai residents have been appointed to a newly-created 10 member subcommittee tasked with studying the possibility of a permanent outdoor event venue in Kenai.… Continue reading
In Kenai’s Oct. 6 city council election, voters will choose two city council members from a group of three candidates that include one incumbent council… Continue reading
It was the smiles on the faces of the kids that caught their first fish or zoomed down the Kenai River rocking and rolling over… Continue reading
Changes of convenience have come to the corner of K-Beach and Poppy Lane thanks to the renovations and opening of a new liquor store at… Continue reading
The reputation of the Kenai Peninsula Beer Festival continues to grow as a summer “Best Time Ever” event throughout Alaska, the lower 48 and Europe.… Continue reading
While many folks are enjoying the wonders of Alaska and freedoms of America there are those who daily put on a military uniform to do… Continue reading
Saltwater anglers fishing with the Deep Creek Fishing Club stumbled on a rarity in the Cook Inlet on Aug. 11; they brought up a 403-pound… Continue reading
Robin Wiesneth, 50, spent Tuesday arranging a flight back home to Florida and coming to terms with the fact that she hadn’t found her cat,… Continue reading
A silver salmon season that started a little slow has picked up in recent days. Jason Pawluk, assistant area management biologist with the Alaska Department… Continue reading
One in every three students in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is either overweight or obese. This ratio has held steady for at least… Continue reading
The driver of a van involved in a single-vehicle accident near Clam Gulch on Monday has been identified and issued a citation for the wreck.Scott… Continue reading
The 2015 Kenai Peninsula Fair is slated to be three days packed with an eclectic blend of entertainment, Aug. 21 through 23, at the Ninilchik… Continue reading
This post has been updated to correct an error. The Kenai Public Health Center works off a sliding scale for services when it comes to… Continue reading
The fight over expanding Medicaid between Gov. Bill Walker and Republican legislators has gone from the Capitol to the Anchorage Legislative Information Office and is… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — A landslide described by one witness as a sea of logs, mud and debris is believed to have trapped three people who were… Continue reading
A task force formed to consider health care costs in the Kenai Peninsula Borough will convene for its first meeting Wednesday. Its inaugural meeting will… Continue reading
Nanwalek School’s 80 students finally received their iPads on Tuesday. The long-awaited celebration was not a quiet one. Staff and students clustered into the village… Continue reading
Standard and Poor’s Ratings Services lowered the outlook on the State of Alaska’s credit rating from “stable” to “negative” on Aug. 18, and gave politicians… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration’s approval of drilling for oil in the Arctic Ocean clashes with the message President Barack Obama will deliver when he… Continue reading
