A free resources event has been planned for people experiencing homelessness at two southern peninsula locations.
The HEA board of directors election is from April 4 through May 3.
The average number of statewide daily cases over the past week was 2,099.7 per 100,000 people
Infrastructure act provides millions for Kenai bluff stabilization
The stretch highway to be improved reaches from Fred Meyer in Soldotna to the bridge over Moose River in Sterling
The senator touched on infrastructure, voting rights, defense spending and the pandemic
Kenai Police and Fire departments responded to a car fire at Beaver Creek in Kenai on Jan. 7
Soldotna Montessori Charter School celebrates national achievement
An undersea volcano erupted Friday near the South Pacific island of Tonga, triggering concerns of damaging waves across Pacific coastlines
Soldotna City Council received an update on eight different projects
There were a total of 112 COVID-related hospitalizations in Alaska as of Friday
Homer City Council votes 4-2 in favor of partially funding the Homer Business Advisory position.
The march in Soldotna is part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Action
The funds were made available through the American Rescue Plan Act for improvement projects at the Soldotna Municipal Airport
Kenai Performers’ ‘The Old People Are Revolting’ debuts
The Supreme Court OK’d the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for facilities that receive federal Medicaid and Medicare funding
Proposed gravel pit ordinance follows Superior Court ruling that planning commission can deny permits.
Nick Begich III is campaigning for the state’s lone House seat
COVID vaccines still aren’t approved for children 4 years old and younger.
The mission of the task force will be to better understand the unintended bycatch of fish caught in both state and federal waters.
