The forum was the fifth of eight being held throughout September heading into the Oct. 3 municipal election
Participating in Thursday’s forum were incumbent Mayor Peter Micciche and assembly candidates Kelly Cooper and Heath Smith
Nearly 80% of people surveyed reported that they were not satisfied with their access to quality, affordable child care
The case has been working through the Alaska Court System since 2020
Participating in Monday’s forum were Adam Bertoldo, Bill Elam, Peter Ribbens, Nissa Savage and Ryan Tunseth
The state has made permanent COVID-era rules that allowed marijuana establishments to offer drive-thru and walk-up services
School board members on Monday unanimously voted in support of Clayton Holland
The project initially carried a $21.5 million price tag
The cataloging will allow someone to check on the condition or maintenance of a specific grave
Three of the four candidates for Kenai City Council convened in the Kenai Community Library on Thursday evening to share their thoughts on waterfront revitalization,… Continue reading
Harbor seals Tuber and Darth Tater were rescued from Kenai and Nikiski earlier this year
A Nikiski man was arrested Tuesday in connection with an incident of vandalism at Sterling Elementary School that occurred in July and resulted in more… Continue reading
The state senator gave a presentation to a joint meeting of the Kenai and Soldotna chambers of commerce
The forum, hosted in partnership with the Central Peninsula League of Women Voters and the Soldotna Public Library, is the first of eight being held ahead of the Oct. 3 municipal election
The district budgeted about $626,000 for elementary school counselors for the current fiscal year
The borough is reviving a practice last conducted in 2018.
Three city council candidates and one mayor candidate will share their thoughts about issues facing Soldotna
Election day is Tuesday, Oct. 3
Schools or school districts must create separate athletic categories for cisgender girls and other student athletes
Jaunty tales and folksy rhymes bring the far north to life in Robert Service’s poetry