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Out for a spin
A bicyclist makes her way down the path at Centennial Park on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2018 in Soldotna,…
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Kenai Peninsula loses jobs again in 2017
Employment continued to drop in the Kenai Peninsula Borough through 2017, though at a slower rate than in…
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Borough prepares to put North Road extension out to bid
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Roads Department is working its way through the final hoops before putting the Kenai…
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Borough works on kinks in emergency response system
Emergency managers across the Kenai Peninsula are working on patching gaps in the notification network made evident by…
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Borough mayor pitches budget plan
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to clarify the borough’s education spending and include a statement from…
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Borough to propose bonds for new K-Selo school
Kenai Peninsula Borough voters may be asked to take on revenue bonds to fund a new school for…
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State asks to build more public use cabins to meet demand
Alaska’s public use cabins are really popular. Rentable cabins of all shapes and sizes occupy corners all over…
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Network seeks to bring together data on harmful algal blooms
A group of scientists is coming together to share information related to harmful algal blooms in Alaska. Under…
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Murkowski sees reason for optimism, though work remains to be done
The economy still isn’t great in Alaska, but there are reasons to be positive, according to Sen. Lisa…
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Homer woman arrested for multiple forgeries
A Homer woman is in jail after allegedly trying to make multiple purchases in the Anchor Point area…
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Man arrested after crashing vehicle discovered to be stolen
An Anchor Point man is in custody after allegedly crashing a vehicle later discovered to be stolen. Alaska…
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Amping up
Harris “Biz” Richardson, a bartender at the Main Street Tap and Grill, draws a cheer from the crowd…
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How do your borough services get funded?
The Kenai Peninsula Borough budget has a lot of sliding puzzle pieces. Every year, the borough administration, staff…
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Cuts in commercial fishing budgets lead to reductions in staffing
Budget cuts at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game have led to reductions in staffing in the…
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Fish and Game looks to spread use of rockfish deepwater release devices
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct the fact that nonpelagic rockfish experience barotrauma no matter how…
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Square off
Soccer players vie for the ball during a game of futsal hosted by the Soldotna Community Schools program…
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Cooper Landing gun range looks to move out of town
After more than 70 years in the same place, the Cooper Landing gun club is looking to move…
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Smoking ban moving through committees, as divisive as ever
The debate over whether smoking should be banned in Alaska workplaces is as divisive as ever, despite several…
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Soldotna man arrested for allegedly threatening cabbie
A Soldotna man previously arrested for threatening hospital staff members with a knife and for entering and pulling…
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Snow depth still varies across Kenai Peninsula
Though the snow has finally arrived on many parts of the Kenai Peninsula, it’s still patchy enough to…