More than three years later, areas of Japan are still recovering from the March 11, 2011 earthquake that triggered a devastating tsunami that killed nearly… Continue reading
Soldotna has added a new seat to city council, elected by a body that includes underage voters. Soldotna High School sophomore Jackson Blackwell has filled… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE (AP) — The deputy commissioner of Alaska’s Department of Military and Veterans Affairs is resigning.Sharon Leighow says Michael O’Hare of the state’s department of… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE (AP) — A powerful earthquake shook up a large swath of Alaska, including the state's largest city. The Alaska Earthquake Center says the quake… Continue reading
Scott & Dena Cunningham congratulate McDonald’s area supervisor Pepper Burnett on her 20th Anniversary of service with them at McDonald’s of the Kenai Peninsula. The… Continue reading
As Wilma Ellington begins another lap around the sun, she says she’s feeling pretty good having completed her 104th year on planet earth where she… Continue reading
A new facility is now underway for HOPE Community Resources on K-Beach Rd. “HOPE has been around for over forty years originally starting in Anchorage… Continue reading
Alaska Rubber & Rigging Supply has been serving Alaska’s industrial since the 1980’s and now has opened a branch in Kenai to better service the… Continue reading
The City of Soldotna is drafting plans for its 2016 fiscal year legislative priorities, which will be finalized early this fall. If the city council… Continue reading
JUNEAU — The National Rifle Association has decided to not endorse in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race, with a spokesman saying Wednesday that Democratic Sen. Mark… Continue reading
JUNEAU (AP) — Government jobs in Juneau are decreasing while private sector jobs are on the rise, though the largest growth area tends to be… Continue reading
A U.S. Maritime Administration study released this month found that the country is ill prepared for large vessels converting from traditional heavy diesel fuel to… Continue reading
JUNEAU — Republican U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski is featured in a new ad from Alaska GOP Senate candidate Dan Sullivan, calling him the partner she… Continue reading
Elementary school students’ quarterly report cards will look a little different this year.The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District has implemented a Standards-Referenced reporting system, which… Continue reading
A group of Nikiski residents, fed up with the increase of thefts in the area, have organized a town hall meeting today to address the… Continue reading
There is a new suitor for Buccaneer Energy’s Alaska assets and a tangled web of legal challenges continue for the bankrupt independent producer.Miller Energy Resources… Continue reading
A section of Robinson Loop Road in Sterling was closed this morning after a Sterling man committed suicide on the roadway. Alaska State Troopers received… Continue reading
After more than two years since his indictment, a trial date has been set in the case against Frank Roach, organizer of the nonprofit Alaska… Continue reading
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