A group of seven people were rescued Saturday from Mile 80 of the Kenai River
The changes are being proposed in response to questions that came up after the most recent special mayoral election
KPBSD Superintendent Clayton Holland made clear to board members that the purpose of the discussion was not to make any decisions
Assembly members on Tuesday voted to accept more than $70,000 for the effort
KPBSD says it is confident the Title IX policies implemented will prevent harm against students by staff members
The nonbinding resolution calls for class I and II electronic bicycles to be allowed on the forest’s nonmotorized trails, roads and other areas
The building, located on Swanson River Road, started to collapse earlier this year
Legislation overhauls the sections of borough code that discuss employee protection, surety bonds, liability for conduct and indemnification
Funding for Kenai Peninsula projects and a slash to the extra money approved by state lawmakers for K-12 education are among the vetoes made by… Continue reading
$65.5 million in bonds will fund deferred maintenance projects at 10 KPBSD schools
The proposed 800-mile pipeline would move gas from the North Slope to Nikiski for shipment overseas
The special election followed the firing of former president Nathan Erfurth, who was arrested in May on charges of sexual abuse of a minor
The project cost estimate in June 2022 was about $18.3 million
The city has eyed July for a grand opening
It’s been more than 20 years since the Sterling business, a convenience store and gas station, was in operation
The change comes after some teachers and community members questioned whether some of the proposed topics, specifically Judaism, Christianity and Islam, were age-appropriate
An investigation into the incident by the Alaska Bureau of Investigation’s Soldotna Major Crimes Unit is active and ongoing
The Alaska Board of Education last week met at the George A. Navarre Kenai Peninsula Borough Administration Building in Soldotna
The election follows the firing of former president Nathan Erfurth, who was arrested in May on charges of sexual abuse of a minor
The city expects there to be a general fund surplus of about $436,000 in fiscal year 2025
