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Assembly rejects 3-minute time limit for member comments
The ordinance would have limited assembly members’ closing comments to three minutes during assembly meetings.
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Filing period open for municipal elections
City councils, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly and the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education all…
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Jacoby honored with resolution, parade
Jacoby, 17, is a rising senior at Seward High School and won a gold medal for Team USA.
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Nelson to step down as head of Emergency Management
Fiscal Projects Manager Brenda Ahlberg to transition into leadership role.
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After debate, Kenai City Council continues Zoom services
The city was the latest peninsula municipality to mull the future of Zoom access.
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Kenai passes measure to accept federal relief money
The funds were approved as part of the American Rescue Plan Act, or ARPA — a $1.9 trillion…
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Assembly OKs sale of borough land following debate
A live outcry auction is tentatively scheduled for the second week of August at Soldotna High School.
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‘It really could transform this community’
Kenai approves transfer of land to Triumvirate Theatre
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Deadline for borough CARES funding set for December
The borough has about $390,000 in remaining CARES Act funds.
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Borough honors July as Parks and Recreation Month
The proclamation acknowledges the role parks and recreation play in the quality of life of borough residents.
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‘I don’t know why people didn’t see it’
Spruce bark beetle infestations overtake peninsula trees
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Soldotna’s mini-grant applications now available
The grants fund civic programs, services, projects and events that contribute to Soldotna residents’ overall quality of life.
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Seward plans COVID recovery money for city’s lost revenue
While the city does not know exactly how much it will receive through ARPA, estimates suggest it will…
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Soldotna mulls policy for extending city utilities
Alaska Christian College, on the outskirts of Soldotna, is seeking a fire hydrant for their new gym.
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Soldotna plans capital improvement projects
The capital improvement projects are one-time expenditures costing more than $50,000 and that result in a “tangible fixed…
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Climate change threatens America’s ragged school infrastructure
Money or no money, Seward’s floods keep coming.
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Soldotna works to connect homelessness groups to funding
More than 250 grant opportunities were evaluated before the final selections were made.
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Soldotna to end Zoom access for meetings
Soldotna Mayor Paul Whitney wrote in a June 23 memo to the council that the need for video…
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Mayor sets Soldotna Businesses Appreciation Days for July
The proclamation praises the efforts of the Soldotna Chamber to support city businesses.