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Users weigh in on plan for public use cabin
As the U.S. Forest Service prepares to expand the quality and quantity of Alaska’s public use cabins, cabin…
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Mail-in remains popular for early voters
Half of 30,000 ballots during first week of early arrive via mail, requests far above 2018 midterms
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Fossils focus of upcoming fireside chat
Kenai Watershed Forum is hosting the talks through November
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Murkowski faces Tshibaka and Chesbro in Alaska Senate debate
Topics included the Arctic, the nation’s COVID-19 pandemic response and protecting youth from gun violence
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Report on Pebble Mine urges more scrutiny for projects
Backers “tried to trick regulators by pretending to pursue a smaller project with the intention of expanding,” the…
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SoHi working to bring state hockey championship to Soldotna
The City of Soldotna agreed to waive ice and user fees for the event
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Assembly approves more money for borough transfer facility contracts
The Kenai Peninsula Borough needs about $654,000 more than it thought it needed
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Climate migration: Alaska village resists despite threats
Climate change is partially to blame for the rising seas, flooding, erosion and loss of protective ice and…
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Friendship, goodwill and cultural understanding
KPC professor honored for fostering relationship between Kenai Peninsula and Japan
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Recovery effort turns plastic into lumber
Entrepreneur Patrick Simpson, of Alaska Plastic Recovery, has worked for much of the year with local advocacy groups…
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Thousands of borough voters have already voted in Nov. 8 election
Federal and state races and constitutional convention question are all on the ballot
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Peltola faces Palin, Begich, Bye in debate
Peltola beat Palin and Republican Nick Begich in a ranked choice August special election
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Snomads to maintain more of Watermelon Trail
The group applied for an easement with the State of Alaska
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Rescued otter pup finds new home in Chicago
Qilak was rescued by the Alaska SeaLife Center’s Wildlife Response program in early September
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Drug Take Back Day to take place Saturday
The purpose is to“safely dispose of unneeded medications to prevent misuse and addiction
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Special mayoral election will be Feb. 14
Kenai Peninsula Borough voters will get to cast their ballots for the next borough mayor on Feb. 14…
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Assembly retains Johnson as president, makes Cox vice president
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly voted Tuesday to retain Brent Johnson and elect Tyson Cox as president and…
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Hospitalizations continue to fall; COVID cases see uptick
According to the Alaska COVID-19 Data Hub, updated Wednesday, 19 patients are hospitalized with COVID-19. No patients are…
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Winter storm brings heavier, more snow than expected
Heavy snowfall hit the Central Peninsula on Tuesday, following a weather advisory by the National Weather Service that…