Redoubt Elementary principal proclaims National Mrs. Hale Day

Redoubt Elementary principal proclaims National Mrs. Hale Day

Even though the post office, banks and all state office buildings were open October 1st, nevertheless for parents, students and alumni of Redoubt Elementary School… Continue reading

Redoubt Elementary principal proclaims National Mrs. Hale Day
New owners of Peninsula Family Dental pledge excellence in Dentistry

New owners of Peninsula Family Dental pledge excellence in Dentistry

Todd Christensen D.D.S. & Justin Poulson D.D.S. purchased the practice from John Seldon in July 2014. “We are so excited to be in the Kenai… Continue reading

New owners of Peninsula Family Dental pledge excellence in Dentistry
Great day for CPH Drive-through flu shots

Great day for CPH Drive-through flu shots

On a blustery, dreary Thursday afternoon hundreds of cars lined up along Fireweed Street next to Central Peninsula Hospital (CPH) for a free flu shot… Continue reading

Great day for CPH Drive-through flu shots
United Way celebrates autumn with first Fun Run with Color

United Way celebrates autumn with first Fun Run with Color

On September 12, 2014 History was made on the Kenai Peninsula! “Our first fun run with color took place on the Kenai Park Strip. It… Continue reading

United Way celebrates autumn with first Fun Run with Color
Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Democratic incumbent Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, Libertarian Mark Fish and Republican Dan Sullivan answered a series of questions during a forum hosted by the Kenai and Soldotna chamber of commerce Tuesday October 21, 2014 in Kenai, Alaska.

Senate candidates share views

In as much as could be shared in one-minute increments, the three candidates for Alaska’s open U.S. Senate seat expounded issues in Cook Inlet, the… Continue reading

  • Oct 21, 2014
  • By Rashah McChesney
Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Democratic incumbent Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, Libertarian Mark Fish and Republican Dan Sullivan answered a series of questions during a forum hosted by the Kenai and Soldotna chamber of commerce Tuesday October 21, 2014 in Kenai, Alaska.

Apache working in Grey Cliffs area

Apache Alaska Corporation will be conducting seismic survey operations in the Grey Cliffs area for about 2 weeks in mid to late October. The work… Continue reading

  • Oct 21, 2014

School board considers new approach to lobbying for funds

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Board of Education members on Tuesday considered options to lobby for education funding.Sen. Peter Micciche, R-Soldotna, asked the school board to… Continue reading

  • Oct 21, 2014
  • By Kelly Sullivan

Parnell replaces Alaska National Guard leaders

ANCHORAGE (AP) — Three leaders of the Alaska National Guard were removed from their positions in the wake of investigations of sexual abuse and other… Continue reading

  • Oct 21, 2014

Soldotna man arrested on domestic assault

A Soldotna man is in jail after Alaska State Troopers allege he assaulted his wife repeatedly over the course of several days last week and… Continue reading

  • Oct 21, 2014
  • By DAN BALMER

More than 450 Cook Inlet fishermen receive aid money

More than 1,000 Alaska fishermen will share in $7.5 million worth of payments to mitigate the 2012 fisheries disaster in Cook Inlet and on the… Continue reading

  • Oct 21, 2014
  • By Molly Dischner

Rollover accident restricts traffic on Sterling Highway

Icy conditions may have caused at least two vehicle rollover accidents Tuesday on the Sterling Highway.A sport utility vehicle rollover near Mile 66 has traffic… Continue reading

  • Oct 21, 2014
  • By Rashah McChesney
Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Sen. Peter Micciche, R-Soldotna, writes action items on a board while District Attorney Scot Leaders leads a discussion during a town hall meeting on burglary and drug-related crime at the Kenai Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center on Saturday Oct. 18, 2014 in Kenai, Alaska.

State leaders listen to Peninsula’s crime problem

Like so many of her neighbors over the years, Nikiski resident Heidi Hatch has been a victim of theft. In 2004, Hatch attended a court… Continue reading

  • Oct 20, 2014
  • By DAN BALMER
Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion Sen. Peter Micciche, R-Soldotna, writes action items on a board while District Attorney Scot Leaders leads a discussion during a town hall meeting on burglary and drug-related crime at the Kenai Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center on Saturday Oct. 18, 2014 in Kenai, Alaska.
Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion A kayaker paddles down the Kenai River in an area where the Funny River wildfire burned several thousand acres Sunday October 19, 2014 near Skilak Lake.
Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion A kayaker paddles down the Kenai River in an area where the Funny River wildfire burned several thousand acres Sunday October 19, 2014 near Skilak Lake.

Dusek to take reins as interim superintendent

Assistant Superintendant Sean Dusek accepted the position as interim superintendent for the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District. Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education… Continue reading

  • Oct 20, 2014
  • By Kelly Sullivan

Kenai Peninsula brown bear hunt closed

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game will close registration brown bear hunt RB300 in Kenai Peninsula Game Management Units 7 and 15 by emergency… Continue reading

  • Oct 20, 2014

Ferry Malaspina rescues one from sinking landing craft

The Alaska Marine Highway System ferry Malaspina picked up an extra passenger in the waters off Vancouver Island on Saturday morning.According to accounts from Marine… Continue reading

Candidates start final push as early voting starts

JUNEAU — The candidates in Alaska’s hotly contested U.S. Senate race began their final push as early voting in the state began Monday.Democratic Sen. Mark… Continue reading

  • Oct 20, 2014
  • By Becky Bohrer

Wide coalition forms to oppose marijuana legalization

Alaska employers should brace for problems if a ballot proposition legalizing marijuana sales and use is approved in the November state general election, critics of… Continue reading

  • Oct 20, 2014
  • By Tim Bradner
Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Hunter Richmond plays a ring toss game while his sister Grace Richmond watches from behing at the first "Pumpkins in the Playground," event Thursday, October 16, 2014, at Kalifornsky Beach Elementary in Soldotna, Alaska.

Munchkins pickin’ pumpkins

By 6 p.m. Wednesday, the makeshift pumpkin patch was cleared and hundreds of Kalifornsky Beach Elementary students flooded the playground, trying to knock over tin… Continue reading

  • Oct 19, 2014
  • By Kelly Sullivan
  • Schools
Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Hunter Richmond plays a ring toss game while his sister Grace Richmond watches from behing at the first "Pumpkins in the Playground," event Thursday, October 16, 2014, at Kalifornsky Beach Elementary in Soldotna, Alaska.

Kenai Peninsula College: Around Campus

“Twisted and Forged,” an exhibit created by Brad Nichols, assistant professor of metalsmithing at the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse, is currently on display… Continue reading

  • Oct 19, 2014
  • By Suzie Kendrick
  • Schools