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Snow depth still varies across Kenai Peninsula
Though the snow has finally arrived on many parts of the Kenai Peninsula, it’s still patchy enough to…
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T-200 takes off
They come in a variety of colors, sizes and abilities, but sled dogs have at least one thing…
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Queen offered role of Soldotna City Manager
The Soldotna City Council voted unanimously to offer Stephanie Queen, the city’s director of economic development and planning,…
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Low silver returns to Seward in 2016 mean fewer to stock in 2018
The coho salmon returns to Seward may be slow next year, though Homer may see a boost in…
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Kenai city planner to return south
In summer 2014 Matt Kelley came from a county planner’s office in California to become Kenai’s city planner.…
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Library checks out 2017 trends
In 2017, about 110,000 visitors walked through the doors of the Joyce K. Carver Memorial Soldotna Public Library…
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CES, Anchor Point ask state for funds for new fire stations
The peninsula’s busiest emergency services department is looking to relocate its main fire station. Central Emergency Services serves…
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A day of services, caring and support
It was a spa day. A day to get a help at a clinic. A day to enjoy…
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River users question turbidity finding on Kenai
Editor’s note: This article has been edited to clarify that the turbidity exceedances for the Kenai River were…
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8.2 earthquake south of Kodiak shakes Kenai Peninsula
An 8.2 magnitude earthquake occurred about 175 miles miles southeast of the city of Kodiak at about 12:32…
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Invocation lawsuit progresses toward oral argument
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to include the date of the oral argument at the Superior…
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Teacher of the year nominations close Feb. 1
Nominations for the BP Teachers of Excellence are drawing to a close at the end of January. The…
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CIAA director looks back at career
Out in the Alaska wilds, it’s easy to miss the subtler goings on: a wolverine passing through the…
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Ready, set, skid
Exhaust plumes toward the sky and engines rev, clattering against the icebound trees and windblown snow around the…
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Alleged boat thief indicted
A man was indicted last week in the Kenai Superior Court for allegedly stealing an aluminum fishing boat…
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Marching for justice, again
As hundreds of thousands of people in cities around the world rallied this weekend on the anniversary of…
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District students start ‘Singin’ in the Rain’
You know, someone once told Don Lockwood “If you’ve seen one, you’ve seen ‘em all,” but it wasn’t…
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Kenai council discusses dipnet vendors
As Kenai’s city government more actively attempts to make the summer dipnet fishery a boost to the local…
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After permitting struggle, couple opens CDL training program on peninsula
When Alex Douthit started the ball rolling for a commercial driving instruction school in Kenai, he had no…
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Assembly approves ordinance allowing volunteers to serve on service area boards
Volunteers for two Kenai Peninsula service areas can also now serve on the service areas’ boards. The Kenai…