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Final 12 selected for 24th Annual Caring for the Kenai competition
With high schools from Homer to Seward participating in this year’s Caring for the Kenai (CFK) environmental and…
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Town Hall meetings popular on the Peninsula
In the day of light speed communication, social media, e-mail, texting and hand held communication devices, residents of…
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KPHA U-16 Girls Tier II Ice Hawks head to national competition
After taking the regional title the KPHA U-16 Girls Tier II Ice Hawks will compete for their first…
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Valerie Hartzell’s performance makes “string theory” reality
The first ever classical guitar concert in Soldotna gave credence to the theory that multi-universes may be connected…
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Dr. Chapman to lead conference
Dr. Gary Chapman will lead a conference titled “The Marriage You’ve Always Wanted” from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. March…
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Capturing Alaska’s Free Spirit through her camera lens
“Life is what happens when you’re busy making other plans”, John Lennon. Alanna Allen, a SoHi graduate, Class…
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Alaska Museum brings AK history to life at Redoubt
Alaska has a long and unique history which could be lost in a short period of time if…
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Big fish for little kids in Annual Ice Fishing Derby
Mild, thin ice and easy lake access made the 17th Annual Ice Fishing Derby sponsored by Soldotna Trustworthy…
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PJ’s Family Diner opens at iconic location in Soldotna
All that great American style home cooking that PJ’s Diner became famous for over the years which was…
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ConocoPhillips workers boost United Way Campaign
A good crowd turned out at last week’s joint Soldotna/Kenai Chamber of Commerce meeting to hear a Borough…
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18th Annual Hospice Wine Tasting & Auction great success
February 22nd was a weekend for fun and sell out fund raising events on the Central Peninsula. It…
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Brown Bears’ Den opens inside K-Beach Short Stop
While the Kenai River Brown Bears play their hearts out on the road to make it into this…
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Les Palmer: Blood sports
Author’s note: In recent years, I’ve given serious thought to some of my urges and actions as they…
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KPBSD holds 1st Braille Challenge at Soldotna Library
The Braille Challenge is a national reading and writing competition for blind and visually impaired school age children,…
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Charis Place now open & welcoming Assisted Living residents in Kenai
Just a few years ago Clint Hall of Hall Quality Homes became aware the need for a quality…
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Kenai Peninsula Trout Unlimited & Sportsman’s Warehouse host fly tying session
“Bar Flies!” took on a whole new meaning last week as members of the Kenai Peninsula Trout Unlimited…
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4th Annual Taste of the Kenai sells out Sterling Community Center
With 300 tickets sold in advance, 19 vendors, 35 silent auction items and 7 live auction items that…
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Tight Lines: Mark your calendar
■ Beginning Fly Fishing Class: Kenai Peninsula College offers a one-credit beginning fly fishing class, which includes equipment…
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Tight Lines: For a great summer fishing trip, start planning now
It was early July and as the floatplane ascended, wings waving in farewell as it headed back to…
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Sterling Community Center hosted Valentine’s day dinner and dance
The Sterling Community Center hosted their Valentine’s Day Dinner and Dance on Friday, February 14th. The dinner was…