The Kenai Peninsula Borough Economic Development District is helping the state plan for how to best use funds it receives from the federal government via… Continue reading
The number of farms in Alaska has grown by 30% over the last five years.
Local businessman Robert Favretto wanted to showcase Cross’ art after he recovered it from the late artist’s house last summer.
The legislation is the latest development in a controversy that began with a repeal of a regulation banning the watercraft.
Six severe blood clots were reported in relation to Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccine.
After a federal pause of Johnson Johnson vaccine rollout, the clinic will host a Moderna clinic next week.
The series will kick off with performances by Zen Trembles and opener Shonathin Hoskins.
The state announced 365 new COVID-19 cases over the weekend.
Group organizes sidewalk sale, discounts and art gallery for Earth Day.
Dunleavy proposes investment fund for sustainable energy
Members of the board receive a monthly stipend in addition to being eligible for district insurance.
The need to rebuild the city’s existing animal shelter was first identified by the city in its 1999 strategic plan.
The former DOA head is challenging Sen. Lisa Murkowski for her Senate seat.
Dunleavy said 1.3 million tourists were expected to come to Alaska via cruise ship before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down operations.
The sockeye fishery opens the third Monday in June or June 19, whichever comes last.
State reports more than 1,200 new COVID cases this week
Gary Turner is the current KPC director, and will be stepping down in June.
Young is the longest-serving Republican in Congressional history, having represented Alaska for almost 50 years.
In the Kenai Peninsula Borough, 28.4% of Alaskans 16 and up are fully vaccinated against the disease.
Roughly $1.36 billion in federal funding is expected to flow into Alaska.
