The M/V Tustumena turned 60 years old this year; and the victors of Kenai’s annual selective fishing derby were crowned Wednesday at Kenai City Hall.

Colleagues, students and family gathered in Kenai Peninsula College’s McLane Commons on Friday to remember and celebrate the life and work of Cambid-J “Cam” Choy, and Sitka’s Community Land Trust has passed its first – and possibly most important – test.

The federal government plans to withhold nearly $17.5 million in COVID-related grant funds after it says the state underfunded some Alaska school districts; Researchers have documented a hundred more cases of wild birds in Alaska infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza [HPAI], commonly known as bird flu, since last year; and this year’s Permanent Fund Dividend will be $1,702 dollars.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough will buy land near Nikiski North Star Elementary School as a “strategic acquisition” following assembly approval Tuesday night, and the Norman Lowell Gallery in Anchor Point is facing some significant changes as it wraps up its summer season.

The Chugach National Forest is wrapping up construction on a new public use cabin near Hope; and the Norman Lowell Gallery in Anchor Point is facing some significant changes as it wraps up its summer season.

A Homer-based nonprofit is holding a fundraiser featuring music and storytelling duo Acoustic Eidolon on Thursday, and last week, the Kenaitze Indian Tribe held a ceremony in recognition of National Suicide Prevention Month.

A Homer-based nonprofit is holding a fundraiser featuring music and storytelling duo Acoustic Eidolon on Thursday; and a new group will study the positive and negative impacts of tourism on the Kenai Peninsula Borough following assembly approval.

Three people are dead after two separate plane crashes in two days in Southcentral Alaska, and for its first production of the season, the Kenai Performers will stage a collection of short plays on the topics of bullying and suicide.

Three people are dead after two separate plane crashes in two days in Southcentral Alaska; and a Homer-based nonprofit is holding a fundraiser featuring music and storytelling duo Acoustic Eidolon on Thursday.

Seward Police arrested a man and charged him with second-degree terroristic threatening on Tuesday, and the Homer Movie Theater, a longtime community fixture, has new owners.