The International Fly Fishing Film Festival, or IF4, will return to the Kenai Peninsula on Monday
The film shows off a thought-provoking and vividly realized original setting, even if it fails to capitalize on its own ideas
The show features art across a variety of mediums, including photography, painting, watercolor, sculpture and metalwork
The fun actually starts early, as a central element of the festival is a pumpkin decorating contest already underway
Paunchy ursine competitors go head-to-head in annual Fat Bear Week
Police say standoff was with ‘barricaded individual,’ not escaped inmate
“People, Paths, and Places: The Frontier History of Moose Pass, Alaska” was a collaboration among community members
Riemer worked with the center for 20 years
October brings with it fall festivities, trick-or-treating opportunities and other seasonal celebrations
Many proposals describe changes to the Kenai River Late-Run King Salmon Management Plan
In brainstorming options, the concept of putting on a prom turned some heads
An Anchorage resident was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Cooper Landing on Friday on criminal charges stemming from recent robberies of a… Continue reading
The seals were Pierogi, Pringle and Belle de Fontenay
At a viewing station on Kenai’s bluff overlook, dozens gathered and peered out over the Kenai River during a morning session
The chats will cover a range of interesting topics, centered on knowledge, research and projects
Hercule Poirot takes on supernatural in latest Agatha Christie adaptation
Teenage archetypes hit the stage in Triumvirate production “Lockers”
116 fish were weighed by 79 anglers across the six days of competition
Campsites would increase $5 per night and cabins would increase $10 per night
