A 14-foot skiff carrying three people overturned near Gull Island in the mouth of China Poot Bay.
State could get more power over regulation refuge
Statewide, 49 new cases in total were identified: 40 resident cases and nine nonresident cases.
4-H looks for alternative ways to host animal auction
DoubleUp program helps seniors, families eat healthy
Residents may now obtain permits for burn barrels as well as for small and large-scale brush fires.
There were 23 new positive cases of COVID-19 announced Tuesday.
Dipnetting on the Kenai River opens Friday.
Borough residents can apply for these grants July 13 through July 24.
The cases include 28 residents and two nonresidents.
Ninilchik Rodeo celebrates 60 years with events new and old.
Cotton candy, carnival rides and racing pigs will have to wait for another summer, according to the board of directors for the Kenai Peninsula Fair.… Continue reading
CARES Relief and Recovery Grant funds would be rolled out in two phases.
Alaska has had 1,338 cases of the disease since the state began tracking the pandemic in March.
Injured but conscious, the raptor will get treatment in Sitka.
Richardson cared for 53 critically ill COVID-19 patients. Only two of those patients lived.
The current average positivity rate for all tests conducted is 1.39%.
Iron Mike statue unveiled at Soldotna Creek Park
The proposed ordinance opposes legislation restricting rights protected by the Second Amendment.
With public events canceled, officials urge residents to practice caution.
