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New superintendent discusses upcoming school year
Clayton Holland is ready to get to work.
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More affordable housing coming to Kenai
More affordable housing for senior and restricted income residents is coming to the City of Kenai following the…
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‘Untapped potential:’ Kenai looks to revive waterfront, develop business community
The City of Kenai is preparing to move forward with projects aimed at revitalizing the waterfront along Bridge…
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State mulls stocking Hedberg Lake
The State of Alaska is considering a proposal to stock John Hedberg Lake in Nikiski with rainbow trout…
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School district uses COVID funds for summer programs
Flying drones, tie-dye and esports were among the activities offered at programs hosted by the Kenai Peninsula Borough…
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Area residents donate to Tshibaka
Peninsula residents are among those contributing financially to the campaign of Kelly Tshibaka, who is vying for the…
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Hiker, 74, injured on Harding Icefield Trail
A 74-year-old man suffered suspected head, neck and spinal injuries in a fall while hiking on the Harding…
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COVID cases rise on peninsula
As COVID-19 vaccination rates stagnate, case numbers on the Kenai Peninsula increase and the COVID delta variant continues…
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Snug Harbor drivers will see delays
Travelers through Cooper Landing should expect traffic delays on Snug Harbor Road and along the Sterling Highway in…
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School board sets goals for year
During the 2021-22 school year, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education will focus on developing…
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Soldotna plans capital improvements
Better downtown parking, more greenspace at Riverview Park, rubber mulch at Farnsworth Park and improvements to ARC Lake…
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District plans to comply with Title IX
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education will hold off on bringing the district into compliance…
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Plaques at Hansen memorial park are sold out
All sidewalk spaces for memorial plaques at Kenai’s Leif Hansen Memorial Park have been sold or reserved. That’s…
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“We’re teaching history”; superintendent, school board respond to community concerns about critical race theory
Clayton Holland spent his first school board meeting as superintendent assuring a crowded room that critical race theory…
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After debate, Kenai City Council continues Zoom services
The city was the latest peninsula municipality to mull the future of Zoom access.
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Kenai OKs objection to EEZ closure
The Kenai City Council unanimously passed legislation during their July 7 meeting stating their opposition to the closure.
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4 rescued after boat breaks loose
The boat broke loose and drifted away from a small island on the Kenai River.