Festival is a mix of live, virtual programming
While the outlook looks average, weather patterns and fire mitigation techniques can all be factors.
People should expect traffic delays and construction noise when traveling through Cooper Landing this summer.
Get out your binoculars: The whales are frolicking in the Kenai River
Data suggest wildfires are going to be a persistent problem for Alaskans in the future.
The display formally debuted on Earth Day as one of several activities the organization offered at the studio.
Once COVID-19 becomes less of a concern, the Soldotna library will try to bring back more in-person events.
The number of farms in Alaska has grown by 30% over the last five years.
The sockeye fishery opens the third Monday in June or June 19, whichever comes last.
Drivers and backcountry hikers should exercise caution this time of year.
Seminar encourages a safe coexistence between Alaskans and wildlife this spring.
More than 200 COVID-19 vaccination appointments were available across multiple central peninsula clinics as of Monday at 6 p.m. according to PrepMod, the online portal… Continue reading
The project in Kasilof will protect 283 acres of coastal wetland habitat in the Kasilof River Flats.
Work will focus on the first 2 miles of the project, near the west end of the existing alignment.
The avalanche took place at Mile 45, cutting off peninsula residents’ route to Anchorage.
The tutorial was presented by the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in partnership with the Kenai Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center.
The species threatens native fish populations in the area, including rainbow trout and juvenile salmon.
The kit is an all-in-one guide to saving the planet through community action
It was the year that almost wasn’t for peninsula tourism.
The North Pacific Fishery Management Council voted to reccomend the closure last December.
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