The sun and heat on Saturday drove many of the more than 300 people on the Kenai River dipnet beaches into the water. During the… Continue reading
Two Nikiski residents are accused of the theft and burglary of a Soldotna residence in late June. George Larson, 25, and his girlfriend Holli Driver,… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and the Voznesenka Community Council, Inc., have not yet reached a lease agreement for the upcoming school year for… Continue reading
Alaska’s explorer and small producer tax credit program has been capped for this year but the program is still on the books and applications for… Continue reading
Bristol Bay needed volume to make up for a soft market, but state biologists say there’s no reason to expect that it’s going to happen… Continue reading
Two large dumpsters will be available for those affected by the Card Street fire, courtesy of the Kenai Peninsula Borough.The dumpsters will be placed near… Continue reading
The route of a road that Kenai intends to build for beach access on the south side of the Kenai River may change. The proposed… Continue reading
For just under two minutes on Wednesday, Soldotna had no mayor. Current mayor Nels Anderson resigned and it took a few minutes for city council… Continue reading
Community members will have the chance to become certified disaster volunteers starting next week through the Community Emergency Response Team training program. This summer, CERT… Continue reading
Two local organizations are feeding youth with limited access to food during the summer months. Soldotna’s Joyce K. Carver Memorial Library serves 2-3 meals per… Continue reading
Alaska State Troopers are seeking the public’s help locating 30-year-old Joshua Beebe, of Wasilla, according to a media release. Beebe, who cut off his ankle… Continue reading
Two local residents were arraigned on charges of assault on Thursday at the Kenai Courthouse. Jeffrey Ackerman, of Soldotna, and Tanya Carter, of Kenai, were… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula Boys and Girls Clubs were denied two critical, capital project-funding requests during this year’s legislative session that would have improved and stabilized… Continue reading
A set of environmental, recreational, and engineering studies supporting the Grant Lake hydroelectric project is missing necessary information, according to comments made by the Federal… Continue reading
With king salmon fishing slow and a lull in the numbers of sockeye moving into the Kenai River, now might be a good time to… Continue reading
Few things are as rewarding for a beginning fly fisherman than a forgiving fish that will bite at just about anything. For those willing to… Continue reading
Furie Operating Alaska will begin producing natural gas in November from a newly installed production platform at its Kitchen Lights gas discovery in Cook Inlet,… Continue reading
The personal use salmon dipnetting open season begins Friday which means the Kenai beaches will be swarming with fishermen from around the state. To combat… Continue reading
When it’s all tallied up, members of the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly spent well over 6 hours listening to testimony on an ordinance that would… Continue reading