KCHS team clinched the top title for Division II Alaska cheer championship for the third year in a row
The ordinance was first introduced by assembly members in December 2022
As part of the settlement, the borough is not admitting any wrongdoing
The woman was found Friday near Haller Street and the Kenai Spur Highway in Kenai
Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s “parental rights” bill, state finances and funding for education were discussed
Alaska Department of Natural Resources Commissioner-designee John Boyle attended Friday’s Soldotna Chamber of Commerce luncheon
Changes to the policy, which was first adopted in 2006, came as part of a routine review
The city has experienced longer than normal recruitment lengths
West-side residents say they were not consulted and have historically managed their land independently
The curriculum was selected to align with with state standards and the Alaska Reads Act
Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Peter Micciche has pointed to state money that goes to non-KPBSD home-schooled students
Among the cuts put forth were the elimination of theater technicians and pool supervisors
Micciche cruised to victory in the Feb. 14 Kenai Peninsula Borough mayoral special election
The assembly currently meets at the George A. Navarre Administration Building in Soldotna
Assembly backs Triumvirate rebuild
Resolution would have called for BSA increase
“Fever Dream” begs the question of what is the most effective way to communicate the implications of environmental harm
Bump in taxable city sales, momentum on bluff erosion project discussed at annual address
The trail network is part of a Community Trail Management Agreement with the borough
The resolution passed Tuesday was co-sponsored by Assembly Vice President Tyson Cox
