Flooding across Alaska has inundated scores of homes, with several of them knocked from their foundations by large ice chunks, and shut one of the… Continue reading
This summer will be the second consecutive year that the city has made the site available for slash disposal
The bill exempts veterinarians from opioid monitoring program
According to state data, 27 people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Alaska
The variant is described as “highly pathogenic” because it has the ability to kill poultry — representing a threat to food security and economics.
Twenty-three secretaries working at schools in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will be paid more during the upcoming school year. That’s following the successful… Continue reading
Soldotna High School graduates more than 120 at Monday night ceremony
The ship, which is usually based in California, is in Alaska to participate in Northern Edge
Kenai Alternative High School graduates 20
Northern Kenai Fishing Report for May 12
The campus conferred 62 degrees and certificates during its 53rd annual commencement hosted on Wednesday
The plan changes are expected to save the city and employees roughly $477,000
Xáat Kwáani makes its inaugural flight.
Alaska State Troopers were notified of the crash at around 5:45 p.m. on Thursday
A community reception will be held at the Kenai River Lodge Lounge at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday
Kenai Peninsula College graduates honored at commencement ceremony
The legislation would decrease the number of planning commissioners such that it matches the makeup of the borough assembly
Council member Dave Carey put forward an amendment that would have reduced Soldotna’s mill rate from 0.5 mills to 0.25
A pathway would follow the Sterling Highway through Cooper Landing and connect key spots in the community
They stocked rainbow trout in the lake and visited dozens of booths to learn about fish, wildlife, habitat and regulations
