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%
The Central Peninsula team fielded 17 local athletes in the competition
Events will be held starting June 20
A Northern Kenai Fishing Report published by the State Department of Fish and Game on Thursday says Kenai Lake rainbow trout fishing is good and… Continue reading
A columbarium is an aboveground structure that houses cremated remains
Just over a year after the City of Kenai established its Storefront and Streetscape Improvement Grant, the city council last week reduced the amount of… Continue reading
8 million acres were available for bidding in the sale, spread across Cook Inlet and the Alaska Peninsula region
A draft of the document says that the city expects to bring in around $19.5 million in the next year, and spend $20.2 million
Low counts for Kenai River early-run king salmon motivate restriction
The event was able to continue after a delay and a fundraising effort has brought in more than $13,000
Kenai celebrates start of bluff stabilization project after developing for 40 years
The event will feature a wide swath of vendors, including lots of nonprofits, who will be sharing information about their services
The site offers a look at the traditions and culture of the Kenai Peninsula’s Indigenous people
Stands were strewn across Kenai, Soldotna, Sterling and Nikiski
Ordinance 2024-15 sought to combat the lack of affordable, accessible and quality child care in the borough
