JUNEAU — Two members of the family featured on the reality TV show “Alaskan Bush People” were sentenced Monday to 30 days in jail after… Continue reading
Even with walls of plywood and bare fixtures, the new Kenai River Brewing Company building gives off a welcoming air. Situated with its back to… Continue reading
A year ago while the Soldotna Rotary Club hosted a foreign exchange student from Thailand named Chang, SoHi student Anna Wrobel was in the same… Continue reading
At a well-attended joint Soldotna/Kenai Chamber of Commerce meeting last week at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex State Senator Peter Micciche said the coming legislative… Continue reading
The dawning of the New Year promises fun and frustration for the Peninsula as Mother Nature refuses to cooperate with conducive conditions for traditional winter… Continue reading
For the second year local VFW Post # 10046 in Soldotna celebrated the 12 days of Christmas as a way make the season bright for… Continue reading
School board to meet The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. in the borough building at 148 N. Binkley… Continue reading
KPC students are back in classes today and enrollment is trending slightly down across the KPC system (compared to the same time last year). Many… Continue reading
A Tyonek man has been arrested and charged after troopers say he stabbed another man in the village. Troopers got a report of the stabbing… Continue reading
With less than two months before the state will accept marijuana business applications, the borough’s Marijuana Task Force is still debating whether to set additional… Continue reading
One of Evel Knievel’s cars sits outside the front door of Boston Subaru in Soldotna, and a map of the famous stunt man’s hometown of… Continue reading
Portions of the Caribou Hills have gotten enough snow to allow for a limited opening to snow machining. The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge on Friday… Continue reading
Robert Ruffner finally reached a board of fish on Saturday. After being nominated to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Board of Fisheries in… Continue reading
A long-time Soldotna teacher, Lucretia Mae Carter, who passed away on May 20, 2015, is being honored with a display of her own doing at… Continue reading
Father and son entrepreneurs Fred and Steve Sturman are getting dirty while hoping to clean up. Since last spring, the two have been transforming a… Continue reading
The Alaska Legislature’s preseason has begun with 24 House bills and seven Senate bills released in the first round of prefiled legislation. Prefiling is the… Continue reading
NEW YORK — Cancer is becoming the No. 1 killer in more and more states as deaths from heart disease have declined, new health statistics… Continue reading
Standard & Poor’s Jan. 5 downgrade of Alaska’s credit ratings, which caught many state leaders by surprise, was triggered by upcoming bond sales, according to… Continue reading
This story been updated to clarify that the Planning and Zoning Commission started looking at landscaping regulations in January 2015, deciding to amend city code… Continue reading
JUNEAU — The Alaska Supreme Court on Friday upheld as constitutional a state requirement that local school districts help pay for education, reversing a lower… Continue reading
