Kenai Aviation owner Joel Caldwell said in a Facebook post on Monday that all flights would cease that afternoon due to the company being “financially insolvent.”
Vice Mayor Lisa Parker was inducted to the Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame on Oct. 21, making her one of 10 women inducted this year.
Aaron “Scott” Merritt was indicted by a Kenai jury for sexual abuse crimes committed between 1998 and 2002.
Grant funds will establish a program to support first-generation college students.
Salted Roots Alaska was one of eight businesses to receive awards from the Alaska Travel Industry Association last week.
Chloe Anderson is a new reporter for the Peninsula Clarion.
The 2025 commercial harvest was 41% greater than the recent 20-year annual average.
Mica VanBuskirk and Ash-Lee Waddell were newly elected to the board in October; Patti Truesdell was reelected to her seat.
The board reviewed the initial charter application on Oct. 20 and will hold another work session and a special meeting before issuing their final decision.
Players on the Homer High School and Kenai Central High School varsity football teams were selected for Division III football awards last week. The Mariners… Continue reading
The pup has reached important milestones thanks to ASLC and Shedd Aquarium’s collaborative efforts.
The Mariners defeated Barrow 20-0 on Saturday, winning the state championships for the second year in a row.
Five new members were elected to the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly this year.
At least 25 Alaska communities took part in “No Kings” day Saturday, alongside millions of protesters in over 2,600 peaceful demonstrations across the U.S.
The Soldotna City Council holds the status quo, with both candidates unopposed.
Voters in a proposed Ninilchik Recreation Service Area appear to oppose the proposition that would have created the service area.
The trail was closed by the National Park Service.
Ash-Lee Waddell and Gayle Claus discussed their takes on multiple issues facing the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District in an election forum last week.
Kenai and Soldotna will soon be alive with fall fun, trick-or-treating and other seasonal celebrations
The city was expected to spend roughly $3.8 million on its police department this fiscal year
