KPC administrator chosen as Sitka's campus director Dr. Paula Martin has served as the assistant director for academic affairs and as an associate professor at… Continue reading
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — About 15 years ago, the San Francisco Ballet was touring Spain when principal dancer Julie Diana’s partner fell and broke his… Continue reading
Dark clouds and strong wind could not stop the participants of the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk/Run on Sunday afternoon. A total of 107… Continue reading
Third and fourth grade students at Soldotna Elementary explored the not-too-distant past of their state at the Soldotna Homestead Museum on Thursday. Fingers pressed up… Continue reading
Checks from the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend won’t arrive until Oct. 1, but a few businesses are planning ahead. With the return of the PFD… Continue reading
The 96-foot tugboat Challenger was born in August 1944 in Wilmington, California. It died about 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, 2015. It was 71 years… Continue reading
The Tsalteshi Cycle Series culminated with the PsychoCross 2015 on Saturday at Tsalteshi Trails.PsychoCross was a 14-mile loop which used some of the trails, some… Continue reading
Standing in front of a backdrop of painted forest creatures, Kenai Vice Mayor Brian Gabriel dedicated the Kenai Municipal Park’s “Enchanted Forest” playground in a… Continue reading
Ylka Ortega finally achieved a lifelong dream of living in Homer in March of 2014. Originally from California, she moved first to Anchorage and then… Continue reading
Gov. Bill Walker is off to Asia to wave Alaska’s flag at a big liquefied natural gas conference in Tokyo. Deputy Natural Resources Commissioner Marty… Continue reading
PALMER — Gov. Bill Walker will not call a special legislative session to ratify Alaska LNG Project agreements unless there’s progress made quickly on several… Continue reading
Area emergency responders and a local sports team will remember the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, with commemorative activities Friday. The Nikiski Fire Department… Continue reading
This month, Governor Bill Walker recognized the fact that Alaska’s suicide rate is dangerously high by instituting a statewide Suicide Prevention Week, and local schools… Continue reading
As plans materialize for development on the Kenai River Ranch property, residents are caught between concerns of access and conservation. The Kenai River Ranch, located… Continue reading
Jim Clark didn’t expect significant opposition to his license to sell alcohol at his store in Ninilchik. Clark, the owner of Echo Lake Meats in… Continue reading
During what Mayor Nels Anderson called the “shortest meeting ever,” Soldotna City Council members unanimously approved ordinances allowing fires at Arc Lake park, adding money… Continue reading
Mountain View Elementary students learned some vocabulary words on Wednesday morning — “ruck,” “scrum,” “scrum-half,” “prop-forward,” and “grubber” were a few of them. Their teachers… Continue reading
JUNEAU (AP) — They’re a who’s who of Juneau.We just don’t know who they are.At the end of this month, the Juneau-Douglas City Museum will… Continue reading
