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Researchers: Recovery may come faster to peninsula
Peninsula’s diversity a strength amid economic struggle
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Man accused of threatening bar patrons
Troopers received a call from the Duck Inn at around 12:13 a.m. on Saturday morning
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Peninsula one of top recipients of small business relief funds
Just under $50 million in grant funds were distributed to businesses in the area
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Dunleavy pushes budget in virtual town hall
Dunleavy’s budget would draw about $6 billion from the Permanent Fund’s Earnings Reserve Account
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O’Brien optimistic about kids returning to classrooms
At chamber luncheon, the school superintendent shared details on the district’s path forward.
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HEA to raise rates in 2021
Last quarter the rate was decreased from $0.08113 cents down to its current rate.
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Maintenance station reopened after pressure from community
The announcement came one day after Sen. Peter Micciche, R- Soldotna, penned a letter to the governor
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Dunleavy proposes direct payments to Alaskans
Budget plan includes $5,000 in Alaska Permanent Fund dividend payments in 2021 and a $350 million bond package.
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Development district to launch new loan program
The loans are meant to help businesses become more resilient in the face of economic disasters.
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Peninsula correctional facilities see few COVID cases
Wildwood Correctional Facility in Kenai had zero active cases among inmates as of Wednesday, and Spring Creek Correctional…
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Antibody treatments available on limited basis
FDA recently issued emergency use authorization for two new COVID-19 treatments.
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Superior Court declares abortion funds veto unconstitutional
The court ordered the restoration of $334,700 to the budget of the state’s appellate courts.