On Tuesday morning, May 9, sixth grade students in Carly Garay’s Fireweed Academy class are impatiently waiting to begin their end of the year trip… Continue reading
A pathway would follow the Sterling Highway through Cooper Landing and connect key spots in the community
They stocked rainbow trout in the lake and visited dozens of booths to learn about fish, wildlife, habitat and regulations
Spring officially began March 20, despite the weather. Wildlife unseen for months will return with the sun, bears emerge from dens, and young of every… Continue reading
Gear can be dropped off and sold at the event for commission or just donated
Somewhere around 120 vendors are participating this year
When is the best time of the year to leave the Kenai Peninsula? A friend recently chose April for an extended vacation. “April,” I asked.… Continue reading
The spruce beetle outbreak has led to a significant number of dead or dying spruce trees around the trailhead
Salmon panel set for next KPC Showcase
Annual projection and review of last season published last week
Trapping setbacks, archery hunts and duck restrictions were up for consideration
Changes include simplified registration and new invasive species
Each of the petitions was rejected for failing to meet the board’s definition of an emergency
Several anglers from the Kenai Peninsula testified against Proposals 163-167
The trio of ordinances is the product of months of work by city administrators to review city code
Baiting areas can be chosen — and permits issued — in the order they are drawn
The service received around 45,000 public comments regarding the proposal
The park’s existing playground structure was installed in 1995 and has exceeded its usable lifespan
“Maybe we should open the window,” my cabinmates said. “No,” I replied. It was late November 2021 and we were in the Engineer Lake Cabin.… Continue reading
Do you ever stare at a map and wonder what that seemingly amazing place looks like in real life? Staring at the contours and colors… Continue reading
