On April 30 and May 1, volunteers will help collect any litter or debris at the refuge that’s been covered by snow all winter.
Rep. Ben Carpenter, R-Nikiski, introduced legislation Wednesday.
The two employees worked within the city and are the only ones trained to operate the DMV.
Soldotna City Clerk Shellie Saner spoke during a Wednesday city council work session about how city elections work and emphasized how collaboration between her office… Continue reading
SoHi teens discuss living with pandemic, why they got vaccinated.
About 39.9% peninsula residents have received one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as of Friday.
The following dismissals were recently handed down in Kenai District Court: A charge of driving while license canceled, revoked or suspended against Christopher Adam Bogart,… Continue reading
Parents organize proms as tensions continue on school mitigation protocols.
An anonymous donor reached out to the Kenai Peninsula Foundation wanting to formally establish a fund.
Food bank will return to monthly boxes as CARES funding dries up.
Nineteen of the fatalities were reported after death certificate review
The state has about $37.5 million available for the program and is requiring 10% of the funds from each grant to be used to address health equity.
A resolution encouraging the state to approve a grant application for the project was up for consideration by the council.
‘Curbside consultations’ are protected under proposal.
After one-year hiatus, winter king tournament is back with COVID safety restrictions
Once COVID-19 becomes less of a concern, the Soldotna library will try to bring back more in-person events.
The chamber also named its people of the year and gave updates on relief spending.
