Christmas is coming to the Kenai Peninsula. Here’s a roundup of upcoming festivities.
The Soldotna City Council last week voted to align city and state election dates and seek additional means of public noticing.
Permitted individuals may gather up to five cords of wood beginning Nov. 19.
The company is now seeking engagement from global LNG suppliers and potential offtake customers, a Nov. 11 press release says.
The ‘Big Beautiful Cook Inlet Oil and Gas Lease Sale,’ scheduled for March, would follow a series of federal and state inlet lease sales that drew little industry interest.
Angela Hinnegan will replace Shaun Keef as CEO following Keef’s retirement in January.
Grant Aviation will cut 10% of its flights between Kenai and Anchorage by Nov. 14.
Grant funds will establish a program to support first-generation college students.
Chloe Anderson is a new reporter for the Peninsula Clarion.
The Kenai Peninsula Fair was held last weekend in Ninilchik.
Congress last week approved President Trump’s rescission request, zeroing out all federal funding for public broadcasting, effective Oct. 1.
The public is asked to remain vigilant while burning due to minimal available resources.
The suspension applies to the Kenai-Kodiak, Mat-Su and Copper River fire prevention areas.
The closure is in effect from June 23 through July 15.
Strategy development for the project follows a public proposal introduced in 2023.
U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, sat down for an interview with Homer News.
Three organizations, in Seldovia, Seward and Soldotna, recently received funding from the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority.
The authors will discuss “A Vanishing Past: Historic Cabins of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge” at Kenai Community Library this Friday.
Kenai Mountains-Turnagain Arm National Heritage Area is known for its expansive program offerings for Alaska youth.
Travis Larson pleaded guilty to four counts of violating the Lacey Act in October 2024.
