Glover said he didn’t even strike out from his home to go hunting
Mine developer Pebble Limited Partnershi called the EPA’s decision a preemptive veto
Kenai Watershed Forum’s Fireside Chats conclude
Blankenship comes to the City of Soldotna from the Kenai Peninsula Borough
The outcomes of local races for state office remain unchanged
The special election is slated for Feb. 14
Areas now available include those “traditionally open to snowmachine use”
The resignation comes as Kenai finalizes negotiations with potential city manager Terry Eubank
The limits are meant to ameliorate the city’s housing shortage
High school culinary students will do holiday baking for you
The state reported no new resident deaths from COVID-19 this week
The sale comes as the State of Alaska prepares to hold its own lease sale, also in December
He is one of 17 members of the bipartisan group
Baked goods, books and art will all be on offer this Saturday at the Soldotna Public Library
The ability of taxing entities to collect sales tax from online, or e-commerce, sellers is a new phenomenon
Accessory dwelling units refer to subordinate, detached units
State troopers were notified around 6 p.m. Wednesday that the hunter hadn’t returned
Eight Republicans join nine Democrats after many years of Republican rule
Anyone is welcome to decorate a tree
Robotic Surgical Assistant, called ROSA, is a new addition to CPH and the first in Alaska
