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HEA crews work over weekend to restore power after windstorm
Service is restored but customers may still notice trees down over power lines
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Federal official announces $7.5 million for tribe’s low-income housing
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia L. Fudge visited Kenai on Wednesday
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State recommends flu vaccination in September and October
That guidance says that everyone over 6 months should be vaccinated
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Prescribed burns will produce visible smoke near highways
The burns are part of ongoing spruce beetle mitigation efforts
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The Bagel Shop reopens after East End flooding
The Bagel Shop reopened Friday, Sept. 1 after a week spent cleaning up the aftereffects of last Saturday’s…
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Seward considers legislative priority list
Many of the projects are carried over from last year’s list
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State board of ed to take up transgender sports issue Thursday
The board will consider whether or not to separate cisgender girls, other student athletes
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Sterling Highway projects slated to begin spring 2024
A project to improve sections of the roadway and increase safety on the Sterling Highway between Anchor Point…
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USDA grant program funds green energy at Bear Creek Winery
New application window open through Sept. 30
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Nikolaevsk resident convicted of arson in 2017 fire
A Homer jury last week found a Nikolaevsk resident guilty of setting a 2017 fire that killed a…
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Plans for recent Homer Spit purchase still in early stages, company says
Doyon Inc. recently purchased land at Lighthouse Village on Homer Spit Road
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Zucchini Festival returns with fanfare
After a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the Zucchini Festival returned Saturday to the Homer Farmers Market with…
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Officials talk fish in Soldotna
Kenai Classic Roundtable topics include chinook, wind turbines, collaboration