The road was identified in Kenai’s 2009 Roadway Improvement Survey to be in a failed condition
Lawson is a victim rights’ attorney from Anchorage
Kenai to buy last land parcels needed for stabilization effort
Council debate on the issue lasted for roughly four hours
The park’s existing playground structure was installed in 1995 and has exceeded its usable lifespan
KCHS program connects high schoolers to community workplaces
The man is charged with one count of murder in the first degree and two counts of murder in the second degree
The ordinance would allow Kenai residents to keep up to 12 chicken hens on certain lots
The playhouse design describes a $4.7 million facility that is two stories with an audience capacity of 150 people
The legislation would allow Kenai residents to keep up to 12 chicken hens on certain lots
The legislation comes as Alaska, like other states, is experiencing an egg shortage
Kenai Municipal Code currently prohibits parking on city streets between 4-8 a.m. from Oct. 1 to May 1 of the following year
“A Day with the Clauses” was a multiple-event seasonal celebration
A five-man crew is tasked with plowing and treating 80 miles of roads
10th annual gingerbread house competition returns to Kenai Chamber of Commerce
Federal infrastructure bill makes available more than $232M for peninsula projects
The resignation comes as Kenai finalizes negotiations with potential city manager Terry Eubank
After 1st round of negotiations fall through, Kenai to pursue Eubank for role
The project aims to stabilize about 5,000 feet of bluff on the north shore of the Kenai River
