The ordinance changes code to say that alcohol cannot be sold between 2 a.m. and 8 a.m.
The hunters were rescued in two separate incidents
The annual event is a sort-of parody of 5K charity runs
Davis said Tuesday that she was surprised to win the award and be recognized by the people she works with
A restriction on the use of multiple hooks on the Kenai River was extended via emergency order by the State Department of Fish and Game… Continue reading
The industry forecasts a production rate of more than 600,000 barrels a day by the early 2030s
The 69th Annual Seward Silver Salmon Derby kicked off on Saturday and has already seen nearly 600 fishers participate. The derby runs every day from… Continue reading
Industry Appreciation Day, an annual celebration of a selection of local industries — oil and gas, commercial fishing, tourism and health care — will return… Continue reading
Forty-nine finishers withstood a cold rain Saturday at the 35th Violence Free Community Run in Kenai. The event, formerly known as the Run for Women,… Continue reading
Kenai City Council approves ‘innovative procurement’ to award contract and end delays for police radio improvements
Ordinances were approved on a shortened timeline to meet Federal Aviation Administration deadline
The road is often used for hunting access
Excelerate Energy says it is in ‘advanced discussions’ on the development of a lower Cook Inlet LNG import terminal
The ongoing effort is for reconstruction of a section of Russian River Campground Road
Sockeye are still running
Both Kenai Peninsula personal use dipnet fisheries are done for the season
Seward’s Chaz DiMarzio won the Soggy Bottom 100 mountain bike race for the third time Saturday, Aug. 3, on the Resurrection Pass and Devil’s Creek… Continue reading
Sterling’s Shane Sundberg, a 2023 graduate of Soldotna High School, won the Alaska State Amateur Championship from Friday to Sunday, Aug. 2 to 4, at… Continue reading
Local representative warns of possible increases in rates amid looming natural gas shortage
Festivities and advocacy were available in ample measure
