Oral history being recorded from the Upper Kobuk

NOME, Alaska — For the first time, centuries-old fishing knowledge from the Upper Kobuk River is being recorded.The knowledge that is in us, in our… Continue reading

  • Aug 3, 2014
  • By ANNA ROSE MACARTHUR

State buys land for Interior veterans’ cemetery

FAIRBANKS — After years of searching and one false start, the state has purchased land it says will become the location for the Interior’s first… Continue reading

  • Aug 3, 2014
  • By WESTON MORROW

A constitutional crisis for fun and profit

Republicans and Democrats are consumed in a vicious debate over which party wants to talk about impeachment more.Democrats say it is lunatic Republicans who are… Continue reading

  • Aug 3, 2014
  • By Rich Lowry

Details needed in proposed New England pipeline

Kinder Morgan Energy Partners wants to add a 30- to 36-inch diameter, 180-mile spur to its Tennessee Gas Pipeline between Wright, N.Y., and Dracut.This additional… Continue reading

  • Aug 3, 2014
Miah Anthony, 5, of Kodiak, and her cousin Abby Samaniego, 4, of Fairbanks, play with hula hoops at Salmonstock on Friday in Ninilchik. Photo by Kaylee Osowski/Peninsula Clarion

Salmonstock brings out miniature music lovers

Colorful paint butterflies flitted over the wide smiles on the faces of cousins Miah Anthony, 5, of Kodiak and Abby Samaniego, 4, of Fairbanks Friday… Continue reading

  • Aug 2, 2014
  • By KAYLEE OSOWSKI and RASHAH MCCHESNEY
Miah Anthony, 5, of Kodiak, and her cousin Abby Samaniego, 4, of Fairbanks, play with hula hoops at Salmonstock on Friday in Ninilchik. Photo by Kaylee Osowski/Peninsula Clarion

AK Native Tribal Health Consortium gets EPA grant

A grant from the Environmental Protection Agency will enable the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium to study climate change and contaminant shifts in the Bering… Continue reading

  • Aug 2, 2014
  • By Molly Dischner
Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Kenai Wildlife Refuge Park Ranger Leah Eskelin points out a red-backed vole to the group of 15 in the Family Explorer Program, Saturday, August 2, 2014, on the Keen-Eye Nature Trail in Soldotna.

Wildlife refuge learning program takes hands-on approach

In the dense forest behind the Kenai Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, standing beside one of the 11 cabins erected by Andrew Berg, Hamilton Hunt helped… Continue reading

  • Aug 2, 2014
  • By Kelly Sullivan
Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Kenai Wildlife Refuge Park Ranger Leah Eskelin points out a red-backed vole to the group of 15 in the Family Explorer Program, Saturday, August 2, 2014, on the Keen-Eye Nature Trail in Soldotna.

Alaska Housing Finance list opened in Homer, Soldotna

Alaska Housing Finance list opened in Homer, SoldotnaThe Alaska Housing Finance Corporation has opened its Housing Choice Voucher program waiting list in Homer and Soldotna.… Continue reading

  • Aug 2, 2014

Rhyme no reason

Now the extremists have a lesson to teach, To their Satan, Obama, whom they want to impeach. But some in their party -- the ones… Continue reading

  • Aug 2, 2014
  • By Bob Franken

Resetarits trial won’t be held next week

The trial for two brothers charged with sexual assault that was scheduled to begin next week has been canceled. At a hearing Wednesday afternoon at… Continue reading

  • Aug 1, 2014
  • By Rashah McChesney

Alaska LNG Project buying land, securing access

The Alaska LNG Project LLC has purchased 120.4 acres of land from private landowners for a large liquefied natural gas plant at Nikiski, has an… Continue reading

  • Jul 31, 2014
  • By Tim Bradner

[Photo] Summer’s End

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  • Jul 31, 2014
  • By Kelly Sullivan

On catch-and-release fishing

A question has been nagging at me. Why wasn’t the late-run Kenai king salmon fishery closed to all fishing from the get-go? On July 1,… Continue reading

Seaton seeks re-election

Seaton seeks re-election

Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of stories looking at area candidates for the Alaska Legislature.   Rep. Paul Seaton, R-Homer, who… Continue reading

  • Jul 31, 2014
  • By KAYLEE OSOWSKI
Seaton seeks re-election

New KPC program aims to improve student experience

After selling his tri-level, Soldotna home, Kenai Peninsula College Associate Professor of Psychology Paul Landen unpacked his belongings into a suite at the KPC Residence… Continue reading

  • Jul 31, 2014
  • By Kelly Sullivan

State offers free vaccines to Alaskans

ANCHORAGE (AP) — The state is offering free vaccines to eligible Alaskans in August.The vaccines are being offered at public health centers across the state… Continue reading

  • Jul 31, 2014

ConocoPhillips Alaska reports $627M 2Q earnings

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — ConocoPhillips Alaska, one of the North Slope’s major players, reported adjusted second-quarter earnings of $627 million.That compares to adjusted earnings of… Continue reading

  • Jul 31, 2014

New group jumping into Alaska Senate race

JUNEAU (AP) — A new group is getting involved in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race, aimed at curbing spending by outside groups that don’t disclose their… Continue reading

  • Jul 31, 2014

Salmon Run series continues to grow & births new generation of runners

It started when high school freshman Allie Ostrander had to come up with an idea for the Caring for the Kenai (CFK) competition. The science… Continue reading

Alaskan West Point Grad honored at joint Chamber luncheon

Alaskan West Point Grad honored at joint Chamber luncheon

In a rural community like Soldotna it’s a special occasion when a local son not only graduates from the nation’s oldest military academy in the… Continue reading

Alaskan West Point Grad honored at joint Chamber luncheon