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Rep. Ben Carpenter proposes a 2% statewide sales tax. Plus, Seward students return to the stage in a production of Cinderella, and there will be a tsunami warning test tomorrow. -
iStockOn this episode of Drinking on the Last Frontier, join us for a feature on Fritz Maytag - as in Maytag appliances - and his journey to becoming the godfather of American craft beer and microbreweries. Also included are interviews with Don Stead of Grace Ridge Brewing in Homer and Paul Wheeler of Haines Brewing Co., as well as a segment on the style of gueuze brews.
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A resolution passes in the assembly asking the state legislature to investigate grand jury concerns. Plus, Alaska's working-age population has now been in decline for 10 years. -
Kelly Lawson is appointed to the Kenai Superior Court, and Ryan Redington wins the 2023 Iditarod. Plus, events in Homer this week will raise awareness of Alzheimer's.
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The Biden administration approves the Willow project. Seven Kenai Peninsula Schools are looking for a new principal, and forecasters are expecting a slightly stronger year for sockeye salmon.
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The only Cook Inlet beluga whale in captivity celebrates a big milestone. Plus, KMTA is working to bring an organized outdoor treasure hunting activity to the Kenai Peninsula.
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A new bill introduced by State Sen. Jesse Bjorkman would allow local lumber producers to grade their own lumber, rather than using a third-party agency. Proponents hope it will benefit Alaska sawmill owners and contractors.
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There are new developments on a large public land project west of Cooper Landing, and Gov. Dunleavy has proposed a bill that would increase parental rights in schools and impact the experience of LGBTQ students.
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The public turns out to protest potential cuts to school theaters and pools. Plus, three local anglers are cited based on a fishing video they posted on YouTube.
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Supplement your veggie garden with flowers that are fun for the eyes and the dinner table.
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After 10 years of brewing and two years of converting a log cabin into a taproom, a new brewery is finally coming to the central peninsula. Naptowne Brewing Company will open this month.
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The western Kenai Peninsula can expect nearly a foot of snow over the next two days. Plus, two Dena'ina language short films are premiering this week.
