Peninsula ice racers continue winter tradition
13th Annual Cabin Fever Reliever Dart Tournament was hosted at the Elks Lodge in Kenai last weekend
Applications are due March 4
With some exceptions, students would be expected to wear the attire customarily worn for the graduation ceremony at their school
Starting in December, several areas of the state saw significant spikes in COVID activity
The project aims to stabilize roughly 5,000 feet of bluff on the north shore of the Kenai River
The software allows users to toggle between eliminating or preserving various items in the budget
Students try ice fishing during Fish and Game’s ‘Salmon in the Classroom’ event
The person who reported the issue to the police said that several dogs had been rescued, but that one dog was left dead at the home, troopers said
A third Soldotna student was named a recipient of a congressional nomination to a U.S. Military Service Academy on Monday. Nathan Lattin, of Soldotna, was… Continue reading
Most attendees were there for the first time
The a one-year contract extension is the first in the district’s history
The goal of the library is to share local seeds in order to preserve varieties suited for central peninsula climates
Top-seeded Houston defeated No. 3 Soldotna 7-0 for a second Division II state hockey title in three years Saturday at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex… Continue reading
Soldotna’s Jace Appelhans scored with 5 minutes, 47 seconds, left in sudden-death, eight-minute overtime to defeat Palmer 4-3 and send the Stars to the final… Continue reading
A voting box will be present at the center all month, with each person getting one vote
Weekly cases of COVID-19 by region are reported via the department’s Respiratory Virus Snapshot
The Kenai Central and Soldotna hockey teams won Thursday to advance to the semifinals of the Division II state hockey tournament at the Soldotna Regional… Continue reading
The agreements include raises and more money for employee health care
The governor asked legislators to pass bills related to education, agriculture, home ownership, and the supply of natural gas for Southcentral Alaska
