Northern Kenai Fishing Report, May 5, 2023
At the top of a winding, tree-lined gravel road above the Sterling Highway lies a hidden community treasure. The Norman Lowell Gallery, located between Homer… Continue reading
The borough will contribute $54.8 million to the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District for fiscal year 2024
The city spends between $10,000 and $20,000 annually on Wildwood Drive maintenance
The program has not yet gone live
The decision not to sell the City of Seward’s electric utility to Homer Electric Association came down to just seven votes, unofficial final election results… Continue reading
The contest challenges peninsula students to devise ways to improve the environment or prepare for a natural disaster
Gear can be dropped off and sold at the event for commission or just donated
The decision came after residents in those communities asked to be included in the body’s meeting schedule
For years, the organization has hosted the Kid’s Kenai River Clean-Up but muddy conditions led to that event’s cancellation this year
This story has been updated with the latest results. A majority of Seward residents on Tuesday voted in favor of the city selling its electric… Continue reading
Kenai Community Library hosts second annual Lego contest
Members of the school board’s small schools committee were briefed Monday about the kinds of remote learning opportunities made available to students. The committee, officially… Continue reading
“Parental rights” legislation and defined benefit plans were also among concerns discussed
Senate Bill 87 aims to make locally milled lumber more widely available for the construction of housing in Alaska
The hearing will be held online as a webinar May 18
Somewhere around 120 vendors are participating this year
26 artists will perform across 13 weeks, from June 7 until Aug. 30
Kenai City Manager Terry Eubank and Kenai Controller Lana Metcalf presented to city council members
Local author looks back at cancer and recovery
