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Cook Inlet to have a noncommercial Tanner crab season this winter
Recreational and subsistence users will get a chance to fish for Tanner crab again in Cook Inlet this…
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Stream Watch volunteer recognized for long service
Very little escapes Kathy Heindle’s notice when she walks her route along the Kenai River in Soldotna’s Centennial…
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Soldotna library basement reopens
After a year and a half, the nonprofit Soldotna Library Friends are gearing up to reopen their book…
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Best in Show
Among the barks and fur at the Kenai Kennel Club dog show this weekend were a wide selection…
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Quilted Creations
Dana Michelle Woodard has been surrounded by fabric her entire life, so it was only a matter of…
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Kenai Fire extinguishes vehicle blaze on beach
Members of the Kenai Fire Department made a trip to the beach Thursday night to extinguish a camper…
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Natural remedies: Alaska’s flora does a body good
That weed in the garden or the pretty flower along a strenuous hike may be more useful than…
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Commercial fishing season slow so far, big chum harvest for drift fleet
Upper Cook Inlet’s commercial fishing season has been relatively slow so far, but it will likely pick up…
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Kenai Peninsula still has high per-capita opioid prescription rate
The Kenai Peninsula Borough is among the counties leading the nation in per-capita opioid prescriptions, according to the…
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District recommends changes to hospital contract
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s Board of Education wants a different billing arrangement with the Central Peninsula…
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Borough to settle Dunne free speech case
The court case between a current Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly member and the borough administration has reached a…
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District reinstates 7.5 teaching positions
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s Board of Education has approved a revised Fiscal Year 2018 budget that…
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Assembly to consider bed tax
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will consider whether to send a borough-wide bed tax to voters at its…
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Local leaders brainstorm on future economic development
Local business and government leaders discussed ways to expand the Kenai Peninsula and Alaska beyond relying primarily on…
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Kenaitze Executive Director resigns
After 10 years as executive director of the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, Jaylene Peterson-Nyren has resigned. Peterson-Nyren resigned effective…
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Photo: Summer showers, wildflowers
Raindrops glisten on the petals of woolly geranium flowers growing near the boardwalk in Soldotna Creek Park on…
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Mountain-climbing family plans rock gym, next adventures
Editor’s note: This article has been edited to clarify that because Mt. Kilimanjaro is near the equator, January…
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Cops vs cows: Kenai police corral unruly cattle
Editor’s note: This article has been updated with details from the resident who called the cattle incident in…
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Salmonfest returns for its seventh year
For three days at the beginning of August, thousands of people will fill the Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds in…