Last year Deniece and Ron Isaacs opened up Magical Gardens, a specialty CBD shop in Kenai that sells hemp and CBD products for people and… Continue reading
Every 10 years, the federal government collects census data to determine the population and demographic information of every region in the country. With the 2020… Continue reading
During the Kenai Chamber of Commerce’s Wednesday Luncheon, Mayor Brian Gabriel and City Manager Paul Ostrander went over the current state of the city, including… Continue reading
The Kenai chapter of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks recently received a grant from the Elks National Fund and in turn donated $3,750… Continue reading
A Nikiski woman is being charged with arson after a mobile home went up in flames last week, according to an affidavit filed at the… Continue reading
After lengthy debate, the Homer City Council seems to have settled on an agreement for how to help fund construction of a residential treatment center… Continue reading
Alaska Department of Environmental Control food safety program received complaint
Community Resilience Fair will offer skills training and resources for emergency preparedness
Most Alaskans take the harsh winter months as an opportunity to travel to warmer climes like Hawaii or Florida. One of Soldotna’s resident physicians, however,… Continue reading
“What we offer here is a therapist’s perspective on what’s going on with you personally”
A new locally owned Kenai auto shop, Maxie’s Auto and Truck Repair, celebrated its grand opening on Feb. 1. Owner Kris Maxie spoke with the… Continue reading
The city of Homer is taking a step back after initial steps to help fund a nonprofit that wants to set up a residential treatment… Continue reading
The special election concerns the issuance of a general bond of $10 million to fund the project
A Soldotna man has been charged with reckless driving and endangerment after being involved in a high-speed chase with a passenger in the car, according… Continue reading
The transitional housing project is based on a housing-first approach to combating homelessness
Alaska requires that any petition for incorporation include a detailed administrative plan
Borough forming agricultural land program, seeking letters
Kasilof woman writes and illustrates her 1st children’s book
In January the board decided to move the regulatory meeting from the Kenai Peninsula to Anchorage.
Former borough chief of staff casts doubts on project’s future
