The business closed in 2015
Replacement of the current station is estimated to cost $16.5 million
Assembly members approved legislation supporting agencies working to address the “repetitive hazards”
The fiber to the home service will make available the fastest internet home speeds on the peninsula
The United Cook Inlet Drift Association called the court’s ruling a “victory”
The project, if completed, would address about 85 acres of land running along the Kenai River
The work is in part of ongoing work related to the May 7 landslide
Assembly members approved Tuesday putting the issue on the Oct. 4 ballot
The state released final results for the special primary election Tuesday
Alaskans will need to enroll the new statewide alert system to stay up to date on trooper operations
There was no indication of foul play
The move comes after widespread closures announced
Council members approved the budget during the body’s June 1 meeting
The bill, 10 years in the making, was sponsored by Sen. Peter Micciche
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Republican Nick Begich and Al Gross fill the other three spots
Maybe it’s the sunshine or maybe it’s the revival of activities that were shuttered during COVID, but the peninsula is feeling brighter and more bustling… Continue reading
The site gives locals a place to get rid of their personal slash, including trees killed by spruce bark beetles
Council members approved sweeping changes to city code about cemeteries on Wednesday
The “City of Kenai Land Management Inventory and Recommendations” is meant to be a “city-wide approach” to managing land owned by the city
“A Glimmer of Hope: How Tragedy Sparked a Movement” provides first-person accounts of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida
