Cph scholarships

Cph scholarships

The very active Central Peninsula Hospital (CPH) Auxiliary held their annual barbeque recently in the Denali Room at CPH to thank all their volunteer members… Continue reading

Cph scholarships
Two more local grads become Hometown Heroes

Two more local grads become Hometown Heroes

Born and raised in Alaska, Alex Rodriguez graduated from Skyview High School in 2012 and thought he’d try working in the oil and gas industry.… Continue reading

Two more local grads become Hometown Heroes
Warming up for the Silver Anniversary of the Kenai River Classic

Warming up for the Silver Anniversary of the Kenai River Classic

Twenty five years ago it was just an idea of Alaska’s senior U.S. Senator Ted Stevens to share with others across the nation the uniqueness… Continue reading

Warming up for the Silver Anniversary of the Kenai River Classic
Old timers luncheon continues

Old timers luncheon continues

Twenty years ago Peggy Arness and Joanna Hollier started the Old Timers Turkey Dinner at the Kenai Senior Center to gather those who had helped… Continue reading

Old timers luncheon continues
Turkeys & Geese & Pigs OH MY! Another great Kenai Peninsula Fair

Turkeys & Geese & Pigs OH MY! Another great Kenai Peninsula Fair

Kenai Peninsula Fair goers caught one of the few sunny days this month as they “Partied ‘til the Pigs Came Home!” And for a few… Continue reading

Turkeys & Geese & Pigs OH MY! Another great Kenai Peninsula Fair
Welcoming Brian Linder

Welcoming Brian Linder

It’s getting Hip Hop hot in Soldotna as Darcy Swanson of Forever Dance welcomes popular Hip Hop artist Brian “Bizzy” Linder to her family of… Continue reading

Welcoming Brian Linder
Alaska bids farwell to Dirty D

Alaska bids farwell to Dirty D

It seemed as though even Mother Nature was shedding tears of farewell to Dan “Dirty D” Pascucci at his farewell picnic at Soldotna Creek Park.… Continue reading

Alaska bids farwell to Dirty D
Really? Shrubs stolen from CPH Peace Garden

Really? Shrubs stolen from CPH Peace Garden

In the wake of a tragic shooting at Central Peninsula Hospital several years ago a Peace Garden was created to remember those who perished during… Continue reading

Really? Shrubs stolen from CPH Peace Garden
Northwood Plaza revives popular location with new shopping sites

Northwood Plaza revives popular location with new shopping sites

The former C-Plaza shopping center just outside of Kenai on the North Rd. has a new look, a new name, new owners and five new… Continue reading

Northwood Plaza revives popular location with new shopping sites
Allie Ostrander comes home for her Salmon Run Series

Allie Ostrander comes home for her Salmon Run Series

The final race in the 2016 Salmon Run Series featured the founder of the series, now internationally acclaimed running phenomenon Allie Ostrander. The holder of… Continue reading

Allie Ostrander comes home for her Salmon Run Series
More to come at Funny River Community Center

More to come at Funny River Community Center

On the heels of the most successful ever Funny River Festival this summer comes another event being planned for the Funny River Community Center. According… Continue reading

More to come at Funny River Community Center
Cedar dust flies

Cedar dust flies

A unique competition and art form known as Saw Fest all started with a dead tree in Scott Hanson’s yard in Sterling, “I had a… Continue reading

Cedar dust flies
salmon donated

salmon donated

In keeping with the keeping with the Peninsula Food Bank’s theme, “Because no one deserves to be hungry!” The Cook Inlet Aquaculture Assoc. donated two… Continue reading

salmon donated
PCHS of Aalaska Interim CEO has been here before.

PCHS of Aalaska Interim CEO has been here before.

Peninsula Community Health Services of Alaska, commonly known as PCHS is searching for a new CEO but in the interim Will Rodgers has taken the… Continue reading

PCHS of Aalaska Interim CEO has been here before.
Progress Days festival

Progress Days festival

The rain held off for two of the three Progress Days festivities. Market Daze, the new kick-off for the traditional summer festival began Thursday afternoon… Continue reading

Progress Days festival
6 star energy rated log cabins

6 star energy rated log cabins

Clint Hall of Hall Quality Builders (HBQ) has been building affordable housing on the Kenai Peninsula for decades, during good times and challenging ones Hall’s… Continue reading

6 star energy rated log cabins
Progress Days is about the heart of the people

Progress Days is about the heart of the people

Progress Days has always been about fun and showcasing the heart of a small Alaskan community. In 1950 the population of Soldotna was 25 just… Continue reading

Progress Days is about the heart of the people
Fiocla Wilson starts her second century of life

Fiocla Wilson starts her second century of life

The Kenaitze Tribe’s oldest member began her second century of life after celebrating her 100th birthday with family and friends at her home at Heritage… Continue reading

Fiocla Wilson starts her second century of life
Russian delegation visits the Peninsula

Russian delegation visits the Peninsula

From Russia with love came an Open World delegation to visit the land that once was part of their motherland. “Open World is an exchange… Continue reading

Russian delegation visits the Peninsula
Rally celebrates freedom

Rally celebrates freedom

Several hundred turned out at the Renee C. Henderson Auditorium at KCHS on the Sunday before Independence Day for the 25th Annual Happy Birthday America!… Continue reading

Rally celebrates freedom

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