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Remembering the sacrifices of the fallen
Speakers ask community to be inspired through sacrifice of service members
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Carpenter gives wrap up on session as he nears end of House term
Carpenter is seeking election to state Senate District D
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Central Peninsula Hospital to host Cancer Survivor’s Day event
The event will take place Sunday, June 2 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
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Borough approves contract for KCHS parking lot rehabilitation
Soldotna-based Foster Construction will be awarded the bid of $648,997 to complete the project
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1 dead, 3 missing after boat capsizes near Seward
Alaska State Troopers were notified by the U.S. Coast Guard of an overturned vessel around 1:30 p.m. on…
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Borough to enter contract for asbestos flooring abatement in 3 central peninsula schools
The work will be done at Kenai Central High, Kenai Alternative High and Sterling Elementary schools
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Soldotna Elementary awaits action on approved bond
Almost two years after public OKs bond, borough asking for more time
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Exit Glacier reopened for summer, snow and bears reported
Visitors should check the park website for updated conditions and ensure they are prepared before visiting the area
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Soldotna police chief resigns
The resignation was effective immediately on Friday, City Manager Janette Bower confirmed Monday
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4-day school week committee adjourns
The committee will deliver recommendations to school board in July
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Long-time Homer resident, photographer dead after Sunday moose encounter
Troopers on Monday identified the victim as 70-year-old Dale Chorman
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‘Expect a lot from yourself and from others’
Connections Homeschool students accept diplomas at commencement ceremony
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Commercial fisheries commission begins regulatory process to add dipnets to Cook Inlet setnet fisheries
Public comment on proposed changes will be accepted until June 13
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Ninilchik woman dead after Tuesday collision
The woman was attempting to cross the Sterling Highway from Oil Well Road when she was struck by…
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Federal wildlife officers seek information about early-May black bear poaching
Officials think the poaching happened near the east entrance of Skilak Loop roughly 2 miles from Jims’ Landing
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Kenai OKs repeal of loitering laws, curfew for minors
The policies, first enacted in 1978, are difficult to enforce and potentially violate citizens’ rights, according to the…
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SeaLife Center admits abandoned harbor seal pups
Both seals were found abandoned and malnourished, and both were born prematurely