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John Osenga says he wants to ‘help push something in a positive, forward direction’
Election 2021: Seward City Council
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Michael Calhoon: ‘I would like to see Seward developed to its potential’
Election 2021: Seward City Council
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Kenai overhauls city’s election code
The restructuring will bring the city code in alignment with the Kenai Peninsula Borough.
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Kenai to assess feasibility of waterfront development
Development of the city’s waterfront was identified as a priority by the city in its “Imagine Kenai 2030”…
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Peninsula rental rates some of state’s lowest
The median rent payment on the Kenai Peninsula Borough was about $1,009 in 2020 and about $1,023 in…
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Seward moves ahead with sidewalk repair
The phase addresses sidewalks on the west side of Fifth Avenue, from Washington Street to Adams Street.
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Schools report more positive COVID-19 cases, more than 1,000 close contacts
Between Aug. 23 and Sept. 1, the district has been made aware of 180 COVID-19 cases, including 25…
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Eastern peninsula schools now require indoor masking
The policy will be in effect through Sept. 10.
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Census shows slight peninsula population growth
The 2020 census kicked off in January 2020 in Toksook Bay, Alaska.
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Soldotna to repair faulty fire hydrants
The city’s utility department identified 15 hydrants that needed repair or replacement.
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Murkowski pushes to reauthorize heritage site
The Kenai Mountains-Turnagain Arm National Heritage Area is one of only 55 NHAs in the United States.
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4 peninsula schools require universal masking
Seward Elementary on Monday joined Port Graham School, Susan B. English School and Tebughna School in requiring masks…
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Find fishing spots with new app
“Gofishak” allows users to filter fishing locations by category, species and access.
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District dashboard to track COVID cases in schools
More than 60 COVID-19 cases have been reported in 22 district schools.
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State health officials: Masking, vaccines best way to keep kids in school
“If you really want to do away with masks, vaccine is the way to do that.”
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State, peninsula COVID-19 cases continue to surge
More than 3,500 COVID-19 cases were reported in Alaska over the last week.
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Hospital opens overflow unit as COVID inpatients reach 24
The state reported 730 new COVID-19 new cases on Thursday
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Dunleavy urges Alaskans to help mitigate hospital strain
The strain isn’t necessarily due to a shortage of hospital beds or ventilators, but a shortage of hospital…