Permitted individuals may gather up to five cords of wood beginning Nov. 19.
The rescues mark an uptick in orphaned, injured and deceased sea otter reports across the state.
The company is now seeking engagement from global LNG suppliers and potential offtake customers, a Nov. 11 press release says.
The deadline to submit poster entries is Dec. 19.
A series of solar flares caused an unusually bright display of the northern lights Wednesday night.
Backyard Salmonscapes aims to map undocumented salmon habitat with the help of volunteers.
The SoHi Stars will compete at the state tournament this weekend.
Angela Hinnegan will replace Shaun Keef as CEO following Keef’s retirement in January.
Grant Aviation will cut 10% of its flights between Kenai and Anchorage by Nov. 14.
In January, the cost of adult meals and elementary student lunches will increase.
The Seward event, scheduled for January, will raise money for cancer research and patients.
The play will premiere Friday at Kenai Central High School, with additional showings the following weekend.
Kenai City Council adopted a resolution to terminate the Challenger Learning Center’s lease
Kenai Aviation owner Joel Caldwell said in a Facebook post on Monday that all flights would cease that afternoon due to the company being “financially insolvent.”
Vice Mayor Lisa Parker was inducted to the Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame on Oct. 21, making her one of 10 women inducted this year.
Three people are seeking damages as a result of a car accident caused by an on-duty Coast Guardsman in Kasilof in September 2023.
Grant funds will establish a program to support first-generation college students.
The haunted house-style maze collected donations for the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank and Operation Children First.
Mayor Paul Whitney declared November National Family Caregiver Month and Veterans and Military Families Month in Soldotna during a City Council meeting last Wednesda.
Chloe Anderson is a new reporter for the Peninsula Clarion.
