The Kards defeated Nikiski in a rematch championship game on Saturday during the state tournament in Anchorage.
SoHi hockey won the End of the Road tournament in Homer and the wrestling team gained 20 individual wins.
Christmas is coming to the Kenai Peninsula. Here’s a roundup of upcoming festivities.
The award highlights what’s possible when leaders prioritize their communities over politics.
The Soldotna City Council last week voted to align city and state election dates and seek additional means of public noticing.
SoHi girls and boys took first and second place as teams, respectively.
Permitted individuals may gather up to five cords of wood beginning Nov. 19.
Angela Hinnegan will replace Shaun Keef as CEO following Keef’s retirement in January.
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.
Mayor Paul Whitney declared November National Family Caregiver Month and Veterans and Military Families Month in Soldotna during a City Council meeting last Wednesda.
The Soldotna City Council holds the status quo, with both candidates unopposed.
The city was expected to spend roughly $3.8 million on its police department this fiscal year
The two ordinances being considered would first establish a new “Riverfront Mixed-Use District.”
Harvest Moon Local Food Festival offered much to see and do at Saturday event.
Truesdell is among three vying for the seat currently held by Tyson Cox.
Discussions centered on the decline of the species in the Kenai River and across the state.
Soldotna voters will decide on annexation proposition.
The field house will open on Sept. 2 for regular operations.
Protests were held Friday in Homer and Soldotna in concurrence with several others across the state.
The event will be held from noon to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 20, in the Soldotna Field House.