A Soldotna man previously arrested for threatening hospital staff members with a knife and for entering and pulling the fire alarms in two central Kenai… Continue reading
Though the snow has finally arrived on many parts of the Kenai Peninsula, it’s still patchy enough to limit some winter recreation so far. With… Continue reading
They come in a variety of colors, sizes and abilities, but sled dogs have at least one thing in common: they love to move. The… Continue reading
Monday, 11:00 a.m. The State Board of Education & Early Development will hold their Regular Quarterly Meeting. For agenda information go to the Board’s website:… Continue reading
The Soldotna City Council voted unanimously to offer Stephanie Queen, the city’s director of economic development and planning, the position of city manager. Queen has… Continue reading
Project Homeless Connect isn’t just about a haircut and a shower. It’s about creating an environment where those experiencing homelessness — who can often feel… Continue reading
It was a spa day. A day to get a help at a clinic. A day to enjoy food and music. And a day to… Continue reading
JUNEAU — A vice president of an Alaska Native regional corporation has been appointed to the western Alaska House seat left vacant by the resignation… Continue reading
JUNEAU (AP) — A proposal to ban smoking in bars and restaurants across Alaska gained wide support in the Alaska Legislature, but the bill’s fate… Continue reading
JUNEAU — Those with criminal records who want leniency or forgiveness for their legal troubles have sent pleas for a fresh start to Alaska’s parole… Continue reading
The coho salmon returns to Seward may be slow next year, though Homer may see a boost in returns to the fishing lagoon on the… Continue reading
Along the sides of bluffs, on beaches and down roads — even tangled up in your own garden — are ingredients that have long been… Continue reading
In summer 2014 Matt Kelley came from a county planner’s office in California to become Kenai’s city planner. In February he’ll be returning to county-level… Continue reading
Two brothers were arrested Monday for allegedly trying to steal an ATM containing $2,580 from a Kenai laundromat. Christopher E. Brower, 50, and Kevin W.… Continue reading
The Soldotna City Council held the first of two public hearings on commercial marijuana regulations Wednesday night, taking the next step for regulations to be… Continue reading
Editor's note: This article has been edited to clarify that the turbidity exceedances for the Kenai River were not contiguous but rather were spread throughout… Continue reading
Editor's note: This story has been changed to add additional information and to correct the year of CCC's lawsuit against DNR. The Alaska Department of… Continue reading
As lawmakers consider using proceeds from the Alaska Permanent Fund to patch Alaska’s $2.5 billion budget deficit, they are pushing back against a stress test… Continue reading
In 2017, about 110,000 visitors walked through the doors of the Joyce K. Carver Memorial Soldotna Public Library borrowing more than 125,000 books and furthering… Continue reading
The peninsula’s busiest emergency services department is looking to relocate its main fire station. Central Emergency Services serves the majority of the Kenai Peninsula’s population,… Continue reading
