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Board of Game turns down feral cat proposal
Colonies of domestic feral cats occupy corners of Alaska, and after the state Board of Game turned down…
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Target practice
Dawson Lockwood lets off a shot at a flying clay target through filtering snow during an event at…
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Community organizations, volunteers offer Thanksgiving dinner
Not everyone has the traditional combination of family, food and friends for Thanksgiving within reach at Thanksgiving. Volunteers…
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Alaska VA to expand, continue work on wait time issues
Leaders at Alaska’s veterans health care system are planning to expand the agency’s workforce in the state. The…
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A small act
A small act changed Chris Mburu’s life. Hilde Back, a holocaust survivor living in Sweden, decided to sponsor…
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Alaska Native graduation rates rise
Graduation rates for Native Alaskan students in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District continue to rise, with 91…
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Special legislative session staggers toward end
JUNEAU — The special legislative session is staggering toward its end scheduled for Tuesday, with a small contingent…
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Light quake shakes Central Peninsula
A 4.4 magnitude earthquake was felt throughout the central peninsula on Friday afternoon. The quake occurred at 12:16…
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Board of Game takes no action on permit requirement for domestic sheep, goats
Owners of domestic sheep and goats won’t have to get permits for their animals for now, though members…
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‘Canstruction’ continues at Redoubt Elementary
Puncity seems like a nice place, it really has it all. Just past a corn field of canned…
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Superintendent answers questions online, live
Thumbs up, smiles and comments scrolled across the bottom of the screen as Kenai Peninsula Borough School District…
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Mountains to Sea Partnership looks to conserve river corridors
A new partnership between conservation-minded government agencies and nonprofits is aiming to comprehensively protect 20 major river corridors…
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Summer’s bounty, winter’s feast
Just like a fisherman with his perfect spot, it’s easy to fall into a trap of the perfect…
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Kenai Peninsula Food Bank director Linda Swarner to retire
After 15 years as Executive Director of the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank, Linda Swarner will be retiring from…
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Summer treatments diminished elodea in three lakes
As the Kenai Peninsula’s lakes ice over, the three in which the invasive waterweed elodea were found this…
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Soldotna continues sign code work
Soldotna is one step closer to a robust sign code after the city council approved a new sign…
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Board of Game upholds restriction on sheep spotting by plane
Using an airplane to spot Dall sheep while hunting will stay illegal in the state for now. The…
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Peninsula groups offer help to quit tobacco
In 2016, about 20 percent of Alaska adults identified as smokers, according to Alaska Department of Health and…
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Trial for Kasilof woman charged with manslaughter pushed back
The trial for a woman charged with manslaughter after a car accident that left a Sterling teenager dead…
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Pond plan along the Kenai River draws concern
A Kenai landowner’s plan to excavate two ponds on his property near the Kenai River has some residents…