U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, sat down for an interview with Homer News.
The jets are part of U.S. Air Force’s 3rd Air Expeditionary Wing’s Exercise Tropic Tundra.
The district is waiting both to see how the governor will exercise his veto rights and for the borough to finalize its contribution.
The program will help qualifying buyers purchase borough land at 25% discount.
Aspen Creek Senior Living resident Hanna Stormo celebrated her 102nd birthday Friday.
Some fishers are finding success on the Kasilof and in stocked local lakes.
The human-caused fire spread to 1.6 acres before being contained.
The summer bazaar will feature craftspeople from around the central and southern Kenai Peninsula.
Mayor Rachel Lord brought back the tradition of mayoral proclamations May 12.
The existing system was purchased only during the last fiscal year, which ended June 30, 2024.
The vessel capsized 16 miles west of Homer in Kachemak Bay in August.
Municipal officers like city council members are still prohibited from buying property.
Spurr is located about 61 miles away from Kenai and 117 miles away from Homer.
The sign marks the “most westerly” highway point in North America.
Alaska State Troopers were notified at 7:46 a.m. of a vehicle upside down in the Anchor River.
A roughly 5,000-foot-long berm will be constructed from the mouth of the Kenai River to near the city dock.
The Seward Fire Department was called around noon on Saturday to headwaters of Fourth of July Creek.
Memorial Day services were held on the lower Kenai Peninsula on Monday.
Troopers on Saturday responded to reports of a motorcycle swerving on the Seward Highway.
The seniors crossed the stage during a commencement ceremony held last Tuesday.
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