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Council says ‘yes to small businesses’
Homer City Council votes 4-2 in favor of partially funding the Homer Business Advisory position.
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A ‘pathway to a brighter and fulfilling future’
Soldotna Montessori Charter School celebrates national achievement
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Hospitalizations rise as state reports increase in COVID cases
There were a total of 112 COVID-related hospitalizations in Alaska as of Friday
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Multiple public works projects underway in Soldotna
Soldotna City Council received an update on eight different projects
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Tsunami advisory issued after eruption
An undersea volcano erupted Friday near the South Pacific island of Tonga, triggering concerns of damaging waves across…
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Hospital to require employees to get COVID shot
The Supreme Court OK’d the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for facilities that receive federal Medicaid and Medicare funding
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Soldotna approves $32,000 federal grant for airport
The funds were made available through the American Rescue Plan Act for improvement projects at the Soldotna Municipal…
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Locals to join national voting rights march Saturday
The march in Soldotna is part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Action
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KPB Assembly to consider gravel-pit ordinance revisions
Proposed gravel pit ordinance follows Superior Court ruling that planning commission can deny permits.
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As COVID cases increase among kids, officials await new vaccine guidance
COVID vaccines still aren’t approved for children 4 years old and younger.
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Challenger looking to unseat Young visits Kenai
Nick Begich III is campaigning for the state’s lone House seat
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Micciche ‘optimistic’ lawmakers can steady state’s financial future
Heading into the session, Micciche said his primary focus will be on passing a fiscal plan for the…
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School district allows some COVID-positive staff, students return after 5 days
The policy mirrors new CDC guidance on the issue
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Locals appointed to state bycatch task force
The mission of the task force will be to better understand the unintended bycatch of fish caught in…
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Local lawmakers prefile bills as session looms
COVID-19 health mandates, annexation and alcohol code reform on lawmakers’ agenda
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School board works to highlight students’ voices
Within the first hour of the meeting students would have up to five minutes each to address the…
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HEA sues Sterling man over power theft
Suit alleges more than $325,000 worth of power stolen from the cooperative since 2014.