The games are a series of events derived from traditional Alaska Native feats of athleticism
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Jan. 22 at the Seward Courthouse
The recognizable names and iconic figures of Greek mythology are filling the Kenai Performers’ theater this month as the group prepares to put on “Greece… Continue reading
A state and nationwide upward trend in COVID-19 activity has seen spikes in case counts and hospitalizations, but state data indicates the surge hasn’t made… Continue reading
Community submissions will be accepted until Feb. 16
How many king salmon does it take to rebuild a run, and what restrictions should be in place to protect king salmon? Those were questions… Continue reading
An inmate at Wildwood Pretrial was charged with two counts of fourth-degree assault for attacking two corrections officers Monday, Alaska State Troopers said Tuesday. According… Continue reading
Along trails near the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge’s Visitor Center, a procession of around two dozen snowshoers followed Park Ranger Leah Eskelin on a Saturday… Continue reading
The Kenai Art Center will host the first session of the Kenai Peninsula Art Hive — a free session for creativity using donated art supplies… Continue reading
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is accepting public comment on its 2024 Statewide Stocking Plan for Sport Fisheries until the end of the… Continue reading
Nikiski resident turns used calendars into homemade greeting cards
Since “Saltburn,” the second film by director Emerald Fennell, came to streaming last month, I’ve seen a lot of conversation about the film on social… Continue reading
Kenai River late-run king salmon have failed to meet the board-set optimal escapement goal in the four years it has been in place
As of Tuesday evening, 37,000 people had submitted their application
This year’s increase is the largest adjustment since the minimum wage began to be adjusted for inflation
The existing fees will continue to be apply “as if they were never replaced”
The lineup includes open call shows, a fundraiser, artist features, an exhibition for tattoo artists and the annual mural show
Residents brighten up the night with elaborate Christmas decorations
“Feels Like Home” is set to open on Jan. 5, and will benefit the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s Students in Transition program
Musicians give fireside serenades to librarygoers
