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CPH’s first 2018 baby born Wednesday
If her first day is any indication, Zoe Rae Samora is going to be an early bird. The…
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PEAKS test adds writing analysis portion
The Performance Evaluation for Alaska’s Schools, or PEAKS, test will feature a new prompt in the English language…
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Strong vocals: Kenai teacher brings excitement to the choir
Since the start of the school year, the Kenai Central High School choir has been singing. From the…
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What’s your New Year’s Resolution?
In celebration of the New Year, the Clarion staff asked community members what their New Year’s resolutions are…
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Kenai bluff project gained ground in 2017
In 2017, the mile of bluff between Old Town Kenai and the Kenai River mouth may have receded…
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Assembly considers fixes for service area board vacancies
Right now, the Seldovia Recreational Service Area Board cannot meet. There aren’t enough members to make a quorum.…
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Post-vote, cannabis businesses bloom on peninsula
Every time brothers Chase and Dylan Griffith make a business decision, instead of shaking hands, they bump fists.…
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Pierce hits the ground running as mayor
It’s been a busy few months for the Kenai Peninsula Borough’s new mayor. Charlie Pierce took over the…
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Health care cost transparency rules gain advocates
Officials say they’ve seen benefits of a health care cost transparency ordinance passed by the Anchorage Assembly last…
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Borough releases draft comprehensive plan
Economic opportunity, freedom, natural resources, and strong community connections are among the things Kenai Peninsula residents value most…
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After tragic death, Soldotna man gives life through organ donation
There’s a scene that William Dooley remembers about his son Jeremy as a child. On a family visit…
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Joint board of fish, game considers meeting
The two boards regulating fisheries and game in the state are considering a joint meeting next spring. The…
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Commission to consider cutting halibut catch quotas
Halibut fishermen may see a reduction in the total amount of fish they’re allowed to catch in 2018.…
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A visit from Bethlehem
Revisiting Bethlehem is a local Christmas tradition that started nine years ago when Becky Moore had a Bethlehem…
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Lighting up the holidays
The Hale House in Soldotna on Henrich Street off Redoubt once again is over the top for holiday…
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Wreaths across America honors veterans
December 16 was the National Wreaths Across America Day. The day’s mission is to Remember, Honor and Teach,…
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Christmas at the Orca
While the muffled sounds of lightsabers buzzing and TIE fighters screaming came through one wall of the lobby…
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Troopers shoot man after he pulls handgun in back of patrol car
A man was sent to Central Peninsula Hospital on Saturday after Alaska State Troopers shot him following a…
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Winter fun at the refuge
After all the presents are unwrapped, but before the holiday season is over and school is back in…
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The life-changing magic of being bad at things
The stubborn part of me keeps thinking I’ll find something I’m a prodigy at — that the first…