Kenai Peninsula seafood industry sees relatively few out-of-state COVID cases
Officials say king salmon runs have significantly underperformed preseason expectations.
The aquarium is expecting a decline in visitor revenue of nearly 70% this year.
DoubleUp program helps seniors, families eat healthy
Residents may now obtain permits for burn barrels as well as for small and large-scale brush fires.
Dipnetting on the Kenai River opens Friday.
Cotton candy, carnival rides and racing pigs will have to wait for another summer, according to the board of directors for the Kenai Peninsula Fair.… Continue reading
Richardson cared for 53 critically ill COVID-19 patients. Only two of those patients lived.
Iron Mike statue unveiled at Soldotna Creek Park
Refuge to start open air ranger station
My attitude toward camp cooking is that you can eat pretty much anything you would eat at home.
Burn areas provide new views
The city conducted more than 300 tests for COVID-19 over the weekend.
Soldotna pioneer Marge Mullen turns 100
Where have all the salmon gone?
“It’s a great summer in Alaska to see the great, big, beautiful national parks in your backyard.”
Twelve of the new cases are Alaska residents and seven are nonresidents.
Classes will be mostly remote in fall semester
The restrictions are out of concern for Kenai River and the Kasilof River king salmon populations.
KPC professor says long-term outlook for process technology grads is still positive
E-Wallet Purchase (Add Funds)
Term Subscription