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
The aggressive bear activity is a sow with a cub, possibly on an animal kill.
The Beaver Loop Road Improvement Project is “98%” done.
Subsistence rod-and-reel fishing for king salmon on the Kenai River will be prohibited.
The annexation proposal would add 2.63 square miles to Soldotna’s existing boundaries.
Nikiski Pool reopens after 2 1/2 months of extensive planning
Thursday’s case count update brings the number of active cases on the peninsula to 66.
Wrestling devotee opens massive new training center
The Wednesday Market is seen by many as a return to normalcy after the past several months.
The returning king salmon population has been lower than what ADFG biologists had forecast for this year.
The 19 cases reported on Monday are from seven different communities in Alaska
