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Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Reagan Graves,9, carries the ball while Noah Harper, 10 attempts to pull his flag during a football scrimmage Monday at Soldotna High School. Nearly 50 kids participated in the Kenai Peninsula Youth Football Camp, led by Soldotna High football coach Galen Brantley. The camp, open to kids through eighth grade, runs through Wednesday.
Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Adam Harper, 8, carries the ball upfield during a football scrimmage Monday at Soldotna High School. Harper, known as “Beast Mode” on the field, was one of nearly 50 participants at the Kenai Peninsula Youth Football Camp, led by Soldotna High football coach Galen Brantley. The camp, open to kids through eighth grade, runs through Wednesday.
The council in 2023 adopted a 4% lodging tax for short-term rentals
The group organized and began to unpack questions about tourism revenue and identity
Similar threats, directed at the pool, were made in voicemails received by the borough mayor’s office, trooper say
The chamber provides destination marketing services for the city and visitor center services and economic development support
That sentence resembles the previous sentence announced by the State Department of Law in July
The former Kenai city manager is filling a seat vacated by former Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Mike Navarre
A dozen awards were presented during the ceremony in the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex conference rooms
Troopers were called to report a man walking on the Sterling Highway and “wandering into traffic”
The move comes after a series of public hearings
