Gathering, growing and preserving food in the form of plants, fish and other animals will be discussed
Circumstances lead Arneson to Kenai River Marathon record
The money will be used to mitigate hazards caused by dead and dying spruce trees over more than 100 acres of city land
Judge Jack McKenna on Thursday ordered elections officials to delay certifying the result of that particular race
Governor calls it “specious and unfounded.”
Indictment charges man accused of killing Anesha “Duffy” Murnane with first-degree murder, kidnapping and sexual assault.
The Kenai City Council voted last summer to conditionally donate a 2-acre parcel of city land near Daubenspeck Park and the Kenai Walmart
The money comes from the Tamara Diane Cone Testamentary Trust
Shortly before 4 p.m. Wednesday that a woman’s body was found
About 21,000 people living along a 1,000-mile stretch of Alaska’s western coast were affected by the storm
The commission area as petitioned and approved covers just over 3.5 million acres
Outgoing Borough Mayor Charlie Pierce announced last month that he would be stepping down effective Sept. 30
COVID-19 summary information will continue to be included in the Alaska COVID-19 and Influenza Weekly Case Update
Others arrive at PFD office bright and early with questions.
5-year-old hits magic weight
Yes-vote rallies seek end to PFD “political football” as Southeast leaders warn of regional harm
The borough assembly voted Tuesday to accept the funds
The state adds a small portion to the estimated 40M borrowers eligible for relief across the country
Among topics discussed include bond proposition, teacher retention and federal funding
The subordinate, detached units would have to provide “basic requirements” for living, sleeping, cooking and sanitation