Cook Inlet Academy students participate in Louisiana relief efforts
The Disney musical follows the story of a young heiress to a Polynesian kingdom
Grace is one of those eternal optimist types. She moves about her life with a positive outlook that is rare, enviable even, and it’s something… Continue reading
The state reported a total of 1,479 new COVID-19 cases for the prior week
SoHi students bring the dark comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace” to the stage
Competitors must consecutively run a loop of 4.167 miles in less than one hour
A natural disaster preparedness digital app created by a Cook Inlet Academy sophomore took the top prize
The event honors Child Abuse Prevention Month, a nationwide campaign to spread awareness about childhood neglect
The Alaska Native Economic Future Forum will provide resources and feature topics of interest to the Indigenous community
The Cook Inlet Tribal Council began hosting the Games in 1986, and has held competitions annually
The three-member group features the sounds of the clarinet, violin and piano
Officials responded to the structure fire at 1:49 a.m. Easter Sunday
The state also reported 13 new deaths
Wildlife sightings might become more prevalent in the coming weeks
Vaughn Dosko, the principal at Kenai Middle School, attributed the award to his students and staff
Community seminar explores oil spill preparedness in Seward
Kenai Art Center’s annual student showcase will be on display through May
The central peninsula is hopping with Easter events this weekend. Thursday, the Kenai Community Library will host an Easter egg basket building event from 4… Continue reading
COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases are still plateauing pretty low in Alaska, health officials said during a public science session Wednesday. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Anne… Continue reading
Studded tires cause damage on dry pavement, officials said
