The program is offered by the Federal Emergency Management Area in order to help states and other emergency management agencies implement the National Preparedness System
The pipe to be repaired discharges treated effluent into the Kenai River
Members of the Seward City Council on Monday backed efforts by the Seward Community Health Center’s efforts to build a new community health clinic on… Continue reading
A large portion of the discussion during Monday’s town hall focused on the pending shortage of natural gas resources in Cook Inlet
The project would redevelop 85 acres of land between the Sterling Highway and the Kenai River
Eligible veterans include those who are at least 18 years old and have lived in Alaska for at least one year immediately prior to the sale
Kenai Peninsula voters next November will cast ballots in one Alaska State Senate race and in four Alaska House of Representative races
Samantha Bower, 45, of Soldotna, was indicted by a Kenai grand jury last month
While there may be consequences to further incorporating AI use in schools, there may also be consequences for not doing so
A resolution considered at Monday’s council meeting would increase rates by $0.06 per kWh for all customers
Borough code doesn’t allow the borough to promote city-specific tourism without entering into a partnership with that city
The 72-page plan outlines more than 30 projects
The series aims to inform the general public about how the KPBSD budget process works
The ordinance, brought forward by Soldotna Vice Mayor Lisa Parker, would apply to people making lodging reservations within the city
The new policy says only chaplains may give assembly invocations
Results from the 2019 Alaska Youth Risk Behavior Survey found that one in four students said they currently used an electronic vaping product
The city hopes to install the seesaw next summer
The project is one of seven in Alaska funded through the department’s Port Infrastructure Development Program,
Implementing the standards outlined by the legislation is not a one-size-fits-all approach
Charter organizers say they plan to appeal that decision to the State of Alaska
