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KPBSD adds additional early release days
The early release days on March 16 and April 20 are canceled
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Refuge offering spring break walks for kids
Guided walks will be held daily for those 8 years and older from Tuesday through Saturday of next…
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As COVID cases fall statewide, hospital feels relief
COVID cases have been plummeting in Alaska since mid-January
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Contact tracing, masking to end at schools Friday
The district announced new changes to its COVID-19 protocol on Monday
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Driftwood Charters vessel rescues man who floated into Cook Inlet on iceberg
Man rescued after floating in Cook Inlet on iceberg
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State COVID cases declining
The new cases come days after new masking guidelines were issued by the CDC
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Borough seeks to fill planning commission vacancies
Two new commissioners took their seats for the Monday night meeting
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CDC: Many more can ditch masks, for now
The agency is now only advising universal masking in regions where community COVID level is high
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Community brainstorms future of Kenai’s waterfront
The City of Kenai moderated an event Thursday at the Kenai Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center
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Soldotna mini grant goes to Project Homeless Connect effort
$5 gift cards from Arby’s, Subway and Safeway were distributed to Project Homeless Connect participants
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Soldotna asks for more snow removal money
The City of Soldotna estimates it will spend more than expected on snow removal services this winter. Citing…
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Soldotna looks to outsource grant-writing labor
The city wants to maximize funding opportunities made available through the federal government
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Kenai mulls benefit of rec center as repair costs add up
The Kenai City Council voted this month to consolidate project funding for the building
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1,773 new COVID cases reported, no new peninsula deaths
The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services only reports new deaths on Wednesdays
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Proposal would bring more Little Free Libraries to Kenai
The proposal to expand the program came from Friends of the Kenai Library
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Sterling Highway crash sends woman, child to Anchorage for intensive care
The Tuesday collision occurred near the Sterling Transfer Facility
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Murkowski highlights infrastructure during speech to Legislature
Infrastructure and resource development were among the issues discussed by Republican U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski during an address…
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Babcock enters state Senate race
Babcock will challenge incumbent Peter Micciche for the seat containing Kenai and Soldotna
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Cook Inlet Historical Society seminar explores mystery of Alaska’s missing airplanes
The Feb. 17 lecture was given by Colleen Mondor