Marathon has safety measures in place for bringing contractors to community
4-H’ers sell livestock at annual auction
The recurring challenge of recruiting election workers has been complicated by the pandemic.
“We watch each day with our fingers crossed hoping there won’t be an explosion of cases.”
About 88,000 Alaskans have received unemployment benefits since March 1.
Risk levels are based on COVID cases reported in a community and determine how schools will operate.
Currently 36 COVID-positive patients are hospitalized; four require treatment on a ventilator
Caring for the Kenai selects winners after virtual presentations
A number of state and local grant programs have been launched.
“… a lot of people ended up staying in the state and coming here for their vacations.”
The filing period for municipal elections closes on Aug. 17
Saturday’s football jamboree will look different due to mitigation policies
Risk levels are based on COVID cases reported in a community and determine how schools will operate.
Kenai Performers returns with ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’
The city council set aside $50,000 of the CARES Act funds to pay for the new program.
The ‘OK’ hand gesture is a known hate-symbol
Henry is accused of killing Mark Matthews, who at 61 years old was found dead on July 28, 2013.
Principals discuss what reopening will look like at local schools
CEO aims to have flights by September
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