The fire is currently 127,709 acres in size and grew about 25,000 acres over the weekend
The 102,906-acre fire has experienced substantial growth over the last few days.
Residents enjoy weekend of pig races, fish throwing, and livestock auctions in Ninilchik
The event ames to teach kids about all that Alaska has to offer.
Smoke from the fire is visible from the Sterling Highway between Mileposts 65 and 75.
Beaver Loop Road, Sterling Highway undergoing construction.
Hensley has been a realtor for nearly two decades.
Kids learn about health and safety while collecting back-to-school swag.
The 13th annual fishing trip is provided free of charge to active-duty soldiers
The children were taken from their foster home on Aug. 5
Back to school fest gets kids ready for new year
The burn suspension starts Aug. 8
The recall campaign is set to release on Friday morning the number of signatures collected so far.
Peninsula residents have eyes set on removing local Republican representative.
Cook Inletkeeper volunteers work to eliminate waste at Salmonfest
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