Dipnetting will be allowed at all times until Aug. 7
The use of bait on the rivers will begin Friday and extend to July 15 in Ninilchik, July 31 in Kasilof
Northern Kenai Fishing Report for June 20
The increase is effective from June 21 to July 31
Winning team of the 34th annual Caring for the Kenai was selected for the President’s Environmental Youth Award
The Voter Turnout Working Group was established to explore options and ideas aimed at increasing voter participation
Department of Transportation holds town hall to report back on winter brine use, collect feedback
Commercial fishing with dipnets will be allowed for their first opening on Thursday in the North Kalifornsky Beach and Kasilof Sections, according to an emergency… Continue reading
A second newborn seal was rescued on Kenai Beach and admitted by the Alaska SeaLife Center’s Wildlife Response Program, now the fourth in the center’s… Continue reading
Kiters both experienced and novice gather for Kenai festival
The event starts with the Two-Spirit March, which meets at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex at 11:30 a.m.
Attractions at this year’s event included carnival games, food trucks, field games, face painting, live music and demonstrations
The new location joins others in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau and Wasilla
A pair of resolutions were included and passed within the consent agenda
Disasters have been recognized for 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023
The corridor begins near Whistle Hill in Soldotna and ends shortly after Swanson River Road in Sterling
Ruffridge is up for election this year, facing a challenger in former-Rep. Ron Gillham
Up to three 12-hour periods of commercial dipnetting “may” be allowed each week from June 20 to July 31
The fees are a single charge to people who are newly or differently demanding or utilizing the services of the city’s water and sewer system
The resolution describes a proposed tax of up to 12%
