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DOT plans work to repair 2012 flood effects
This summer the Alaska Department of Transportation will be repairing and replacing culverts and lining shorelines with rock…
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AOGCC offers alternate proposal for fracking permit comments
After hearing a request to make hydraulic fracturing permits subject to public hearings and comment, the state oil…
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Possible Lawton Acres sale brings up old arguments
Editor’s note: This story has been corrected to remove a potentially misleading reference to the clearcutting of the…
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Kenai Bowling Alley not sold yet
The sale of Kenai’s bowling alley to Anchorage-based real estate consultant Dean You, which the Kenai City Council…
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Kenai sells bowling alley
After 11 months of receiving offers and holding negotiations, the Kenai City Council has sold the former AlaskaLanes…
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Diverse local reactions to Trump presidency
After President Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 45th president of the United States, politically active Kenai Peninsula residents…
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Kenaitze greenhouse to sprout in Old Town Kenai
A grassy spot in Old Town Kenai next to the parking lot of the Kenaitze Indian Tribe’s Dena’ina…
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AGDC president presents local case for LNG
With the state-owned Alaska Gasline Development Corporation officially the sole player in developing an export project for North…
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Education, employment agencies see shrinking funds, usage
Some Kenai Peninsula training and education programs are threatened both by an increasing reluctance of individuals to invest…
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Kenai to decide cemetery fees, price of new columbarium
Alaska is well-known for its high cost of living. Kenai now plans to re-evaluate one of the costs…
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Kasilof electrical fire caused by overloaded extension cord
An electrical fire on Sunday evening caused approximately $10,000 worth of damage to a single-family wood-frame home in…
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Kenai hockey team to begin playing on Kenai ice
Kenai Central High School’s varsity hockey team will play this season’s first home game closer to home than…
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Kenai Wildlife Refuge beginning to track solar energy
When the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge opened its new visitors center in May 2015, one new feature was…
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Budget director: proposed budget brings Alaska to 2011 spending level
The Alaska Office of Management and Budget released Gov. Bill Walker’s proposed fiscal 2018 budget on Dec. 15,…
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Kenai may set flat smoking fines
Kenai’s fines for public smoking may drop if the city council passes a measure, suggested by Kenai’s legal…
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Kenai airport struggles to perfect land agreements
The Kenai Municipal Airport earned a fifth of its revenue recorded in the city’s present budget from payments…
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Use caution with New Year’s fireworks
As in years past, the sky over Kenai will likely be lit with fireworks as 2016 ends on…