ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Green leaves have popped out on trees throughout interior Alaska, but the dry vegetation below is putting wildfire responders on edge. Grasses… Continue reading
The 48 2015 Nikiski Middle-High School graduating seniors are departing with their Bulldog spirit. Before the tassels were turned and caps tossed, Senior Class President… Continue reading
Alaska legislators adjourned Thursday to end the special session called by Gov. Bill Walker, immediately called their own session and the House Finance Committee later… Continue reading
Kenai Alternative’s 33 graduates gathered in their own gymnasium Tuesday for an honest, encouraging send off by community members and principal Loren Reese.Students attributed academic… Continue reading
Karen Gillis, Gov. Bill Walker’s former director of Boards and Commissions, resigned in protest of an appointment Walker’s office said never happened.Gillis, who was named… Continue reading
Editor's note: This story has been changed to add the missing name of KCHS graduate Riley Michael Weber to the graduate list. The 108 members… Continue reading
Surrounded by friends and family in the Renee C. Henderson Auditorium, Kenai Peninsula College (KPC) proudly graduated 166 students at this year’s 45th annual 2015… Continue reading
The WaterWorks tent may be down at the “Y” in Soldotna, but the rubber ducky remains on her perch as the “Under the Big Top”… Continue reading
As the budding leaves and warmer temperatures bring promise of the summer season and hours spent enjoying the mighty Kenai River, members of our community… Continue reading
For the second year the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce (SCC) has invited its members to a free informational breakfast and benefits program. About 238 members… Continue reading
The deadline for Alaska Governor Bill Walker to appoint a third person to an open Board of Fisheries seat came and went Tuesday with no… Continue reading
During a commencement ceremony filled with laughter and tears, River City Academy awarded high school diplomas to its largest graduating class Monday at the Soldotna… Continue reading
Eight graduates turned their tassels Monday evening in the Ninilchik School gymnasium. The group of friends, who have studied, shared classrooms and participated in extracurriculars… Continue reading
JUNEAU — Gov. Bill Walker said Tuesday that he doesn’t agree with legislators moving the special session from Juneau to Anchorage but won’t take steps… Continue reading
A group of mushroom-hunters found a smoldering holdover from the Funny River wildfire on Sunday. The 20-foot by 20-foot area was smoking when Alaska Division… Continue reading
Anchor Point Emergency Medical Services and Alaska State Troopers found a South Carolina man unresponsive in his truck after responding to a call about a… Continue reading
An Alaska State Trooper vehicle was involved in a wreck with another vehicle Monday on the Sterling Highway. The trooper involved, Thad Hamilton, was taken… Continue reading
Nine people were laid off from positions within the Homer Electric Association last week. Their departure represents about $1 million in savings for the company… Continue reading
