News
Sterling resident charged with wire fraud involving COVID-19 relief funds
Sterling resident Kent Tompkins, 55, was arrested last week, on April 16, on two charges of wire fraud for alleged… Continue reading
Trout Unlimted gear swap to return, expands to include outdoor gear
The Kenai Peninsula Chapter of Trout Unlimited will host its second annual Fishing & Outdoor Gear Swap on Saturday, May… Continue reading
Sports
Tuesday soccer: SoHi sweeps Kenai; Homer sweeps Nikiski
The host Soldotna soccer teams swept Kenai Central in Peninsula Conference action Tuesday, with the girls winning 2-1 and the… Continue reading
Field conditions cause shuffling of softball, baseball schedule
Field conditions in Homer caused some changes to the softball and baseball schedules this week. Tuesday’s softball game between Kenai… Continue reading
Opinion
Sen. Jesse Bjorkman: Protecting workers, honoring the fallen
Capitol Corner: Legislators report back from Juneau
Rep. Justin Ruffridge: Supporting correspondence programs
Capitol Corner: Legislators report back from Juneau
Opinion: We support all students
Rep. Ben Carpenter: Securing Alaska’s economic future through tax reform
Opinion: Alaska House makes the right decision on constitutionally guaranteed PFD
Rep. Justin Ruffridge: Creating a road map to our shared future
Rep. Ben Carpenter: A missed opportunity to secure then future of the permanent fund
Outdoors and Recreation
Out of the Office: ‘Let’s mosey’
Sunday, I photographed some caribou close to my home. As I photographed them, a couple looked curiously at me, but… Continue reading
Refuge Notebook: Has spring sprung?
I have always found the arrival of spring to be championed by the first sightings of geese at the Kenai and Kasilof Flats
Life
Powerful truth of resurrection reverberates even today
Don’t let the resurrection of Jesus become old news
A Kind and Sensitive Man: The Rex Hanks Story — Part 1
The main action of this story takes place in Happy Valley, located between Anchor Point and Ninilchik on the southern Kenai Peninsula
Arts and Entertainment
Whodunit? ‘Clue’ to keep audiences guessing
Soldotna High School drama department puts on show with multiple endings and divergent casts
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House District 6 race gets 3rd candidate
Kenai water treatment plant project moves forward