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Silvers dominate the tributaries
As silver salmon move into Kenai Peninsula streams, species from earlier runs are beginning to spawn, concentrating resident…
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Candlelight vigil holds hope for Adam’s family
With almost three months having passed since Rebecca Adam’s family of four mysteriously disappeared from their home in…
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Sow it! Grow it! Show it! Another Great Kenai Peninsula Fair
Once again wet weather plagued the Kenai Peninsula Fair in Ninilchik, but it didn’t hinder bidders from paying…
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Military and local kids go fishing thanks to KRS and Kenai River Foundation
Back to back events August 13th & 14th saw over 150 kids fishing with professional guides on the…
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Golden Anniversaries for KP Borough School District & Kenai Peninsula College
Three very important community institutions celebrated collectively their golden anniversaries Thursday, August 14th at the Kenai Peninsula College…
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Smiles all around at Kenai River Jr. Classic
Smiles were abundant Aug. 13 at the 8th annual Kenai River Jr. Classic as nearly 100 youth from…
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Silvers: The bite is half the fun
Silver salmon are now bending the rods of local anglers who were anticipating their arrival among an abundant…
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Silvers finally filling the streams
Pink salmon are still plentiful in Kenai River tributaries, but it may be time for anglers to move…
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Wounded Heroes enjoy a weekend of fishing & fun on the Kenai River
Several years ago some of the Kenai River Professional Guides started the first Wounded Warriors fishing event on…
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Triumvirate Theatre Soldotna takes final curtain call
Saturday, August 9th was the final curtain call for the Triumvirate Theatre players in Soldotna at their original…
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Record crowd attends 4th Annual Kenai Peninsula Beer Festival
Craft brewing continues to grow as an industry of acclaim in Alaska and the Kenai Peninsula Beer Festival…
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Footworks & reigning Mrs. Alaska team up for TSC awareness
The Peninsula held its first “Bcureful” Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC) awareness event Sunday August 10th, thanks to 2014…
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Organization aims to rebuild Southeast herring stocks
By MARY CATHARINE MARTIN Archaeological records and cultural memory indicate that in addition to being more abundant in…
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Les Palmer: Year of the Pink
Editor’s note: This column first appeared in the Clarion on Aug.16, 2002. Every other year, the Kenai…
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Pinks still dominating the waterways
While anglers are waiting for the waves of silver salmon to flow through the Cook Inlet tributaries, pink…
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Fly away to wilderness fishing
While salmon and trout fishing on the Kenai River is what brings anglers from all over the world…
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Sgt. Denton comes in for Staff Sgt. Rehm & another local woman becomes a Hometown Hero
For the last two years the community has become well acquainted with U.S. Marine recruiter Staff Sergeant Joshua…
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KPBSD Adminstrators prepare for new school year
While kids are in denial not wanting this great summer to end, parents may be keenly aware that…
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Senor Pancho’s opens in Soldotna
A few years ago Pancho Rodriguez brought a new experience in Mexican restaurants to the Peninsula where the…
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Myla McFarland retires from Century 21/Freedom Realty
After more than three decades of being a major force of the real estate community on the Peninsula…