The group working to make the Sterling Highway safer brought new information to an open house in Soldotna last Thursday. A new, sober living home is opening in Homer in mid-January for men in recovery.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the western Kenai Peninsula that remains in effect until 1 p.m. today, and Alaska State Troopers arrested a Seward woman for possessing illegal drugs last week, and on Friday, President Joe Biden did what no president has ever done.

More than 46,000 Alaskans have cast their ballots in person or by mail after a week of early voting, according to state elections officials. Alaska State Troopers arrested a Seward woman for possessing illegal drugs last week. An oddball Halloween tradition will soon make its return to the Kenai Peninsula.

More than a year after residents of a mobile home park in Soldotna sued their landlords over alleged insufficient utilities and illegal evictions, city council members have updated health and safety standards for residents, and the Goods Sustainable Grocery in Soldotna is providing an alternative to local markets that charge vendor fees.

One of Kenai’s only addiction treatment organizations has relocated to a new, larger space; and fishing opened last week for the Bering Sea’s biggest and most lucrative crab fisheries, and so far, the season is looking good.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly is considering an ordinance to buy additional land for the Chapman School in Anchor Point, and the Kenai Performers will soon take flight in a wacky production of the French comedy classic “Boeing Boeing.”, and one of Kenai’s only addiction treatment organizations has relocated to a new, larger space.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly is considering an ordinance to buy additional land for the Chapman School in Anchor Point; the Kenai Performers will soon take flight in a wacky production of the French comedy classic “Boeing Boeing;” and recovery efforts continue today [10/24] in Kotzebue, after a storm and severe flooding Tuesday night destroyed buildings and forced 80 residents to evacuate their homes.

A local non-profit that supports people with substance use disorder had its office shot at last weekend, and pumpkins and planes took to the skies last Saturday for an unusual fall-time celebration.

A local non-profit that supports people with substance use disorder had its office shot at last weekend. Alaska’s healthcare facilities are conserving use of intravenous or IV fluids as part of a statewide response to supply shortages. Pumpkins and planes took to the skies last Saturday for an unusual fall-time celebration.

A woman died near Anchor Point last week after her vehicle rolled over on the Sterling Highway, and a group of local teens have launched a website to make it easier for young people to find activities around the Kenai Peninsula, and a group of roommates in Cooper Landing nearly lost everything in a house fire over the weekend.