Organizers site the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic
A winter weather advisory was issued through Tuesday morning
The Feb. 17 lecture was given by Colleen Mondor
Joe Rizzo said he remembers getting the call around 3 a.m. on Feb. 20, 2021. The voice on the other end told him the Triumvirate… Continue reading
Saturday night found groups of Alaskans huddled around bonfires and sipping beer in Soldotna Creek Park, where the annual Frozen RiverFest —a beer tasting event… Continue reading
The borough’s IT director said no public data was compromised
Gillham said Friday that his bills are aimed at expanding parent choice in education
At least two avalanches, as well as excessive snow, caused road closures Friday
As COVID-19 cases are falling in Alaska and nationwide once again, health officials are pondering what other kinds of health implications survivors of the disease… Continue reading
Now that cupid’s day is in the rearview mirror this year, local bands are reclaiming Saturday as anti-Valentine’s Day. Ben Mattox, the lead singer and… Continue reading
After rescheduling for two years and a long trip from the East Coast this week, Richard Dowling is back Saturday for the Performing Arts Society’s… Continue reading
Beer, cider and cocoa around a bonfire — what could be more fitting for a central Kenai Peninsula winter? This year’s Frozen RiverFest will have… Continue reading
The governor has emphasized public safety, the PFD and education
The council was split 3-3 on the issue
The resolution approved Tuesday opposes the implementation of a statewide sales tax in Alaska
The conditions follow several days of adverse conditions
The program was presented to the Kenai Peninsula Borough assembly Tuesday
The state Department of Health and Social Services reported 27 more COVID-19 deaths Wednesday, pushing the total to 1,108 Alaska resident deaths since the pandemic… Continue reading
Board approval came earlier than usual this year
The group was created to review the borough’s material site permitting codes
