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United Methodist Church hosts vaccine pop-up clinic during food pickup
After a federal pause of Johnson Johnson vaccine rollout, the clinic will host a Moderna clinic next week.
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Single-dose COVID shot on pause
Six severe blood clots were reported in relation to Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccine.
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Libraries prepare for summer programming
Once COVID-19 becomes less of a concern, the Soldotna library will try to bring back more in-person events.
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Banking on ‘green’ for energy independence
Dunleavy proposes investment fund for sustainable energy
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Seward to begin work on new animal shelter
The need to rebuild the city’s existing animal shelter was first identified by the city in its 1999…
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School board kills efforts to phase out insurance benefits for board members
Members of the board receive a monthly stipend in addition to being eligible for district insurance.
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Live music returning to Soldotna this summer
The series will kick off with performances by Zen Trembles and opener Shonathin Hoskins.
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‘Part of something much bigger than myself’
Group organizes sidewalk sale, discounts and art gallery for Earth Day.
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State reports 1st COVID death this month
The state announced 365 new COVID-19 cases over the weekend.
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Don Young presented with bipartisanship award
Young is the longest-serving Republican in Congressional history, having represented Alaska for almost 50 years.
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Dunleavy announces tourism aid initiative
Dunleavy said 1.3 million tourists were expected to come to Alaska via cruise ship before the COVID-19 pandemic…
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Tshibaka makes rounds on the peninsula
The former DOA head is challenging Sen. Lisa Murkowski for her Senate seat.
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Cheryl Siemers to lead Kenai Peninsula College
Gary Turner is the current KPC director, and will be stepping down in June.
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Sockeye runs on Kenai and Kasilof predicted to be less than 20-year average
The sockeye fishery opens the third Monday in June or June 19, whichever comes last.
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Ex-DHS officer indicted on sexual assault charges
The alleged offenses occurred between 2012 and 2018.
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Court sides with Dunleavy in appointments dispute
The court, in a brief order, reversed a ruling by a superior court judge.
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Kenai approves grace period utility payment plan
Doing nothing would have made delinquent accounts due with penalty and interest on past due amounts.