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BlueCrest to drill at least one well in 2018
Oil producer BlueCrest Alaska Operating intends to drill at least one new well in 2018 from its onshore…
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Absentee ballots counted; results unchanged
None of the Oct. 3 Kenai Peninsula Borough election results have changed after all the absentee ballots have…
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Flu tops murder for cause of death in Alaska in 2016
Flu and pneumonia killed more Alaskans in 2016 than assault or homicide, according to new statistics from the…
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Photo: A nip in the air
Frost glistens on the grass outside the Kenai Courthouse on Trading Bay Road on Monday, Oct. 9 in…
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Bless this pet
Pets of all shapes and sizes were welcomed at St. Francis by the Sea in Kenai on Sunday.…
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With defeat of Prop 1, cannabis industry breathes sigh of relief
Cannabis business owners and employees in the borough outside city limits have a weight off their shoulders on…
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The hunt is on: Safari Club International hosts bird hunt
Staring into a sea of neon orange at the Tachick homestead on Saturday morning, it was clear that…
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Stranded beluga calf recovering in Seward
A male beluga calf, estimated between two and four weeks old, became the first member of Cook Inlet’s…
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Pallet fires banned on Kenai beaches
By the middle of next summer, pallet fires will be illegal on Kenai’s beaches. On Wednesday the Kenai…
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Funny River couple rescued man after harrowing tumble off bluff in 2014
A fishing trip to Soldotna in July 2014 turned to a long nightmare for a Minnesota man, ending…
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Photo: Flaming colors
The stands of birch trees alight with fall colors line the Seward Highway near Tern Lake on Saturday…
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Crime, tax bill on docket for Legislative special session
Crime and taxes are very much on the minds of Kenai Peninsula residents as the Legislature gears up…
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Smallest sockeye harvest in last 10 years; late runs made openings complex
Sockeye salmon were scarcer in Upper Cook Inlet this year, but coho, chum and pink salmon were more…
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Troopers ID officer in Seward shooting
Troopers ID officer in Seward shooting Alaska State Troopers have identified a Seward Police Department officer involved in…
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Soldotna looks to apply for loan for wastewater treatment plant
The Soldotna City Council has authorized the City Manager Mark Dixson to apply for a loan for $3,000,000…
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Knackstedt, Navarre retain council seats
Kenai city council incumbents Henry Knackstedt and Tim Navarre will retain their seats for a further three year…
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Tauriainen beats Arness for Nikiski school board seat
A new face will be representing Nikiski and Tyonek on the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s Board of…
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Anderson, Cox, Baxter elected in Soldotna
There were no surprises in Soldotna on Tuesday night, with three candidates running unopposed for three open seats…
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Hibbert, Smalley, Blakeley poised to join assembly
Norm Blakeley, Brent Hibbert, Hal Smalley, Kelly Cooper and Kenn Carpenter will fill five of the nine seats…
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Pierce, Hutchings headed to runoff
Charlie Pierce and Linda Hutchings are headed to a runoff election in the race for Kenai Peninsula Borough…