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Seward’s Red Eye Rides marks 2 years of a ‘little idea’ to connect communities
Around two years ago, Angel Patterson-Moe drove in the middle of the night from Seward to Anchorage and…
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Bait prohibited on Kasilof River from May 1 to May 15
Emergency order issued Tuesday restores bait restriction
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Trout Unlimted gear swap to return, expands to include outdoor gear
The Kenai Peninsula Chapter of Trout Unlimited will host its second annual Fishing & Outdoor Gear Swap on…
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Sterling resident charged with wire fraud involving COVID-19 relief funds
Sterling resident Kent Tompkins, 55, was arrested last week, on April 16, on two charges of wire fraud…
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Mayor, city manager share vision at Kenai’s ‘State of the City’
At the Sixth Annual State of the City, delivered by City of Kenai leadership to the Kenai Chamber…
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6 rescued after being stranded in Harding Ice Field
A group of six adult skiers were rescued after spending a full day stranded in a snow cave…
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Clarion writers win 9 awards at Alaska Press Club conference
The Clarion swept the club’s best arts and culture criticism category for the 2nd year in a row
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Sport show returns next weekend
The 37th Annual Kenai Peninsula Sport, Rec & Trade Show will be held next weekend, Friday to Sunday,…
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Bucket trees take top award at 34th Caring for the Kenai
A solution to help campers safely and successfully extinguish their fires won top honors at the 34th Annual…
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District unions call for ‘walk-in’ school funding protest
The unions have issued invitations to city councils, the borough assembly, the Board of Education and others
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Clam Gulch resident convicted of 60 counts for sexual abuse of a minor
The conviction came at the end of a three-week trial at the Kenai Courthouse
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SoHi students walk out for school funding
The protest was in response to the veto of an education bill that would have increased school funding
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Kenai water treatment plant project moves forward
The city will contract with Anchorage-based HDL Engineering Consultants for design and engineering of a new water treatment…
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House District 6 race gets 3rd candidate
Alana Greear filed a letter of intent to run on April 5
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4-day school week committee talks purpose of potential change, possible calendar
The change could help curb costs on things like substitutes, according to district estimates
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Borough awards contract for replacement of Seward High School track
The project is part of a bond package that funds major deferred maintenance projects at 10 borough schools
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‘They deserve better than this’
School board passes budget with broad swath of cuts, including pools, theaters and some support staff
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Kenai Aviation adds 3rd plane to commuter service, readies for busy summer schedule
Kenai Aviation plans to increase its schedule to include 18 flights a day running seven days a week
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Soldotna OKs ordinance seeking to increase access to baby changing tables
The ordinance requires all newly constructed or renovated city-owned and operated facilities to include changing tables installed in…
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PCHS to pursue Nikiski expansion, moves to meet other community needs
PCHS is a private, nonprofit organization that provides access to health care to anyone in the community