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School board considers fund balance minimum
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Board of Education is looking to establish a minimum general fund balance for the…
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Walker reduces tax credit program with veto
Gov. Bill Walker vetoed $200 million in funding for oil exploration and development tax credits in a budget…
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Farmers, state agencies keep eye on local flocks
Alaska flocks have not yet been stricken by the largest avian influenza outbreak to hit the poultry industry…
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Farmers Market: Fritz Creek Fungi one of the new vendors this year
I had a dream last night that I was hunting mushrooms across Kachemak Bay. It was a great…
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Hilcorp acquires more inlet oil assets
Hilcorp Alaska will purchase XTO Energy assets in the Middle Ground Shoal of Cook Inlet and is also…
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Planting the seed
Two Kenai marijuana clubhouse owners are forging ahead with a business plan that allows residents to share and…
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ASMI forced to rethink its marketing strategy
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute will have to refocus some of its marketing strategies in the wake of…
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Farmers Market Veggies now available on Wednesdays
It’s true, Wednesday Farmers Markets have started. Now you can get down there between 3 and 6 p.m.…
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Tough budget decisions still ahead
JUNEAU — It took two special sessions for Alaska legislators to agree to a budget after a crash…
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Cuts hurt tourism marketing
Alaska’s tourism industry leaders are among the folks trying to manage significant state budget cuts. The Alaska Tourism…
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By road, lake, river: Boats make their way to Bristol Bay fishing
PILE BAY — It’s noon. Iliamna Lake is calm and half a dozen fishermen are sitting around in…
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Export program spared from budget cuts
For growers in the Kenai Peninsula’s developing agriculture industries, exporting internationally is still an option. A Division of…
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Farmers Market
I wish I had a tape measure at last Saturday’s Homer Farmers Market. That broccoli and cauliflower must…