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A cow moose browses in the trees near the Homer Electric Association building on Wednesday, May 16, 2018 in Kenai, Alaska. In the spring, female moose give birth to their calves, and are eating what they can after a long, lean winter, leading them to be somewhat defense and aggressive. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game warns people to stay away from moose this time of year. (Photo by Elizabeth Earl/Peninsula Clarion)
Robin West will give a talk about his 30-year career Tuesday evening at the Kenai refuge headquarters and virtually.
The second session of the 34th Alaska State Legislature began Tuesday.
The nonprofit offers scholarships to folks of all ages.
Three Bears Alaska’s annual ‘Shop with a Purpose’ event raised nearly $112,000 for 14 communities in Alaska and the Lower 48.
The Soldotna High School football team and Kenai Central High School marching band and girls’ volleyball team received recognition for their accomplishments in 2025.
The second regular session of the 34th legislature begins Jan. 20.
All Kenai Peninsula Borough School District schools and Kenai Peninsula College campuses are closed due to rain and freezing temperatures expected overnight.
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly approved an ordinance last week effectively ending requirements to publish notices in a newspaper of general circulation.
The public comment period on the proposed Kenai Peninsula State Forest closes Jan. 16 at 5 p.m.
