The trees are especially vulnerable to wildfires and are prone to falling over during high wind events
“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
The ordinance takes effect Jan. 19
The man was accused of shooting and killing 28-year-old Dustin Marx and 40-year-old Michael White inside of their van
The discussion comes two months after a hacker disrupted a council meeting
StarLight StarBright winter solstice skiing fundraiser benefits the American Cancer Society
He was sentenced to 70 years, with 35 suspended
The City of Soldotna, Love INC and Kenai Peninsula Housing Initiatives will receive $770,000 in grant funds
Kenai Peninsula sweeps Most Outstanding Wrestler awards
Santa Claus arrived on an ATV and hit the ice himself, skating, playing hockey and greeting children
Only 18.5% of Alaskans have received a flu vaccine as of last week
Tim Dillon to step down as head of the Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District at the end of the month
Seward twice in 2023 voted not to sell the utility to Homer Electric Association
On the refuge, all areas “traditionally open to snowmachine use” are now open
Saray Lockwood formerly operated Kenai Dental Clinic with her late-husband Dr. Glenn Lockwood
Former Homer News editor Michael Armstrong pursues his creative life
The tax applies to all hotels, motels, inns, lodges and short-term rentals, such as Airbnbs and Vrbos
The Students in Transition program serves students experiencing housing instability
Effective Jan. 1, assembly invocations will be delivered exclusively by volunteer chaplains who serve the borough’s fire and emergency medical service areas
