Community artists work together to create Kenai Art Center mural
Sterling Elementary principal spearheads zero-waste program in lunchtime cafeteria
The meeting comes in response to public outcry over a summer drag performance
Dunleavy’s reelection all but official, while Tshibaka and Palin prepare to fight over “shenanigans”
Some Southeast fishermen skipping fall season entirely, other’s say season has been “hit or miss”
Veterans Day was celebrated with a series of speeches, commemorations and the firing of rifles
SoHi band and choir rebuild after several years of interruptions
By Michael Armstrong Homer News Should books with LGBQT+ themes be removed from the children’s and juvenile sections of the Homer Public Library? At its… Continue reading
A room full of young minds all interested in solving the same problems, and loving the same parts of nature, is sure to produce exciting… Continue reading
Soldotna Mayor Paul Whitney swore in two new Soldotna police officers during Wednesday’s meeting of the Soldotna City Council, where they received their badges and… Continue reading
Musical comedy “Something Rotten” takes aim at Shakespeare and theater in new SoHi production
Voters lean both left and right, with a lot to be decided in two weeks, in ranked choice election
The state reported no new resident deaths from COVID-19 this week
Thousands of absentee ballots have not yet been counted
Bjorkman leads Babcock; Ruffridge on track to edge out Gillham
The Republican incumbent had clinched about 51.7% of the roughly 200,000 votes counted as of about 10:50 p.m.
The once-every-decade vote that generated unusual attention this year
If results hold, incumbents could win on first round of ranked-choice voting.
Residents throughout Kenai and Soldotna ventured into snowy conditions to make their voices heard
The two are competing in races for Senate District D and House District 7
