The borough’s current logo is “dated, difficult to scale, and too detailed to be effective,” according to legislation proposing the change
The State Board of Fisheries met in Homer last month
ACEs are potentially traumatic events that occur in childhood
Cook Inlet sees traffic and noise from commercial shipping, the international airport, military operations and oil and gas exploration
Dec. 8 crash incident is currently under investigation
Antlered animals are making appearances at bazaars and holiday events
Funding for K-12 education is expected to be a top issue in the upcoming legislative session
The storm was the result of a strong low pressure system moving up from the North Pacific
Michael Daniel, a Republican, is challenging Alaska House Rep. Sarah Vance.
The cooperative’s last rate increase took effect in April 2020
The northern sea otter was found alone and malnourished and taken to the Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward
Students learn to ethically and responsibly harvest a moose and process its meat for food
The meeting marked the official kickoff of Cook Inletkeeper’s fourth installment in its local solution series
The group will meet regularly until next July, when committee members will present their findings to the full board
Ruffridge has represented District 7, which includes Kenai and Soldotna, in the Alaska House of Representatives since January
Finance Director Elizabeth Hayes delivered the presentation to school board members during a Monday work session
Advisory committee recommendations will be weighed by the State Board of Fisheries alongside public testimony as they deliberate on each proposal
Showcase to feature stories from champion, event photographer
Paul Gebhardt was a 21-time participant in the Iditarod
Christmas in the Park drew hundreds to meet Santa Claus, go on sleigh rides, sip hot cocoa and listen to music
