The Department of Transportation is responding to concerns over the closure of the Silver Tip Maintenance Station near Hope, which housed equipment and operators responsible… Continue reading
Nearly two months after a Seward man was found dead, Seward Police have forwarded the findings from their homicide investigation to the Kenai District Attorney’s… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly elected new leadership during their meeting Tuesday night, following the municipal elections at the beginning of this month and the… Continue reading
Kenai’s newest entertainment option has opened just in time for winter. The Extreme Fun Center, a project in the works for around three years, had… Continue reading
Alaska Yes Inc has responded to a complaint, denying many of the allegations that they violated several campaign laws. The complaint was filed against the… Continue reading
In the wake of the Swan Lake Fire, Sen. Peter Micciche (R-Kenai/Soldotna) is requesting a frank discussion on wildlife management policies. Micciche sent a letter… Continue reading
A Soldotna High School student died last Thursday in a motor vehicle collision along the Sterling Highway. At about 7:30 a.m. on Oct. 17, Macie… Continue reading
This week, the Alaska Board of Fisheries will be holding a new vote on the location of the 2020 Upper Cook Inlet Finfish meeting during… Continue reading
A Soldotna doctor who was arrested earlier this month on federal narcotics charges voluntarily suspended his license. On Oct. 8, special agents with the Drug… Continue reading
The seventh and final event in the Drawdown: Book to Action Climate Series culminated in a project focusing on community composting. The series, hosted by… Continue reading
The 2019 Kenai Peninsula Borough Comprehensive Plan final draft has been released and residents are calling on the assembly to maintain the plan’s recommendation for… Continue reading
Soldotna High School Congratulations to the following music students who were selected to participate in the ASAA All-State Music Festival in November. Katie Stoll and… Continue reading
The communities of Seward, Bear Creek and Lowell Point are at risk.
The organization was defunded when Mayor Charlie Pierce vetoed $100,000 from its budget.
Speech commits to smoother budget process going forward.
Damage extends from Sterling to the Quartz Creek Substation near Cooper Landing.
This weekend will be the first showing of the film on the central peninsula.
Indigenous Peoples Day speeches focus on progress.
The first billionth sockeye was caught in 1981.
