About $420 million worth of maintenance is needed at Kenai Peninsula Borough School District buildings.
Wildlife Trooper Laura Reid received a Life-Saving Award and Antoine Aridou received a Governor’s Commendation.
COVID-19 vaccine eligibility explained
The newly reported deaths push Alaska’s total to 594 COVID fatalities since the beginning of the pandemic.
Runway 7-25 was temporarily closed earlier this year while it underwent renovations.
The state is seeking feedback on the best way to redraw the state’s legislative district boundaries in the wake of the 2020 census.
Approved for introduction by the Soldotna City Council during their Oct. 13 meeting, the legislation would put an extra $583,000 toward the project
It would be roughly 20 times the size of the largest solar farm currently in the state.
The approved COVID vaccines, Zink said, are the best tool to get cases to drop off.
Tillion died Wedneday, Oct. 13, at Halibut Cove home.
The event will include rock painting, the winter gear giveaway and a free spaghetti lunch.
“Give AK a Shot” awards $49,000 in cash scholarships to one newly vaccinated adult and one child.
Attendance at Wednesday’s meeting was reduced to standing-room only.
The Great British Baking Show-esque event showcases local culinary talent.
13-year-old Malamute found after missing seven days
Only one campground will be closed at a time, and updates on closures will be shared to the Chugach National Forest’s website.
He has been a State Trooper in Soldotna since June 2020.
Ladies First program is a nationwide health care initiative that provides free cervical cancer and breast cancer screenings.
At Central Peninsula Hospital there were 22 COVID patients on Wednesday morning — 17 unvaccinated.
