COVID-19 costumes ruled the day Sunday at the 17th Ski for Women at Tsalteshi Trails just outside of Soldotna. COVID-19 did not rule the day,… Continue reading
‘This is going to be another summer where we’re really relying on our in-state tourists to make up the difference’
Shoppers may submit as many receipts as is necessary to reach $200.
Devices with camera, infrared scanner part of lawmakers’ routine
The boards usually meet once a month from September through May.
As of Friday, 139,151 of the 174,400 initial vaccine doses allocated to the state for December, January and February had been administered.
Community shares Valentine’s wares
Legislators cautious on revisions, additions
The state also reported one new hospitalization and no new deaths on Thursday
The announcement was made Thursday.
The program, which went live Monday, offers financial incentives to shoppers at Kenai businesses
Changes to the Kenai Municipal Code relating to animal control were unanimously approved by the Kenai City Council at their Feb. 3 meeting. Among other… Continue reading
More than 47 states, 5 territories, and D.C. are part of the settlement.
United States Artists awards $50,000 to the Ketchikan-based artist.
Youth to build tiny home in Ionia
The state reported no new hospitalizations or deaths on Wednesday
