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Preliminary report released on Nanwalek plane crash
The crash killed the pilot and one passenger and left the other passenger seriously injured.
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‘So proud of what we accomplished’
New Boys and Girls Clubs campus dedicated Saturday with a ribbon-cutting and donor recognition.
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Kenai Peninsula College leadership sees temporary transitions
KPC Director Cheryl Siemers is serving as interim UAA chancellor, while former KBC director Reid Brewer fills in…
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Stranded otter pup rescued from Homer beach
She is estimated to be around 2 months old and was found alone by concerned beach walkers.
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Tourism working group rejects bed tax, recommends seasonal sales tax adjustment
The document includes a section that says the borough could alternatively leave its tax structure exactly as it…
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Update: Middle schooler reported missing found after 24-hour search
The student was seen leaving Kenai Middle School at around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Native plants provide lifeline for local songbirds
Shorebird Festival talk highlights importance of native plants.
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Homer tourism season kicks off with arrival of cruise ships
The first cruise ship of the season arrived April 28 with 930 passengers.
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Cleaning up the mess that’s left behind
Students from six local schools combed for litter during the 10th Annual Kenai River Spring Cleanup.
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‘Tomorrow — remember you are still a learner’
Kachemak Bay Campus graduated 49 students during its 55th annual commencement hosted on May 7.
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Borough awards Homer schools improvements contracts
Funding for improvements to the Homer High School entrance comes out of the 2022 bond package.
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Kenai land sales proposal delayed amid council concerns
The ordinance would amend city code to add new language allowing officers and employees to participate in property…
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Sexual abuse case against former Soldotna teacher set to go to trial
Nathan Erfurth arrested in May 2023.
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HEA manager talks natural gas, hazard trees, rates at annual meeting
Natural gas remains the “backbone” of the utility’s energy production.
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‘The kinds of leaders Alaska and the world needs’
KPC graduates congratulated as they head into the next chapter of their lives.
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East Cook Inlet clamming to remain closed for 2025
The causes of these conditions remain unknown but likely include effects from habitat changes and predation, officials said.
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Gearing up for summer fishing
Trout Unlimited and the Kenai Watershed Forum host “A Day at the River.”