Hannah Leatherman, winner of the 35th annual Caring for the Kenai competition, will travel to Juneau to present her idea to the Senate transportation committee.
The Alaska State Board of Education held a special meeting on Jan. 22.
If approved, MEA would build three stations along the Seward Meridian.
The team secured the program’s first three-peat victory at the state tournament in December.
The change would allow municipalities to increase property tax exemptions to “an amount deemed appropriate.”
The Department of Natural Resources invites Alaskans to apply for seats in Seward, Kachemak Bay and Kenai.
Hundreds of students were recognized during a Jan. 14 assembly.
The Soldotna High School football team and Kenai Central High School marching band and girls’ volleyball team received recognition for their accomplishments in 2025.
Robin West will give a talk about his 30-year career Tuesday evening at the Kenai refuge headquarters and virtually.
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.
The Peninsula Clarion looks back on 2025 in this “year in review.”
The Department of Natural Resources will continue to gather community input on the potential establishment of a Kenai Peninsula State Forest during a meeting on Tuesday at Kachemak Bay Campus.
One option would assess the facility’s potential as the new public safety building.
Superintendent Clayton Holland said student involvement in Seward High School construction is “based on rumor, not fact.”
Snowmachines are permitted for ice fishing access on Hidden, Kelly, Petersen, Engineer and Watson lakes.
