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Riley Board/KDLLAll pull-tabs permits are associated with a charitable organization. On the Kenai Peninsula, there are two dozen permits, and while the shops raise money for non-profits, they're also worlds of their own. -
Sabine Poux/KDLLThe latest Upper Cook Inlet commercial fishing report shows the impact of closing the east side set-net fishery — a 40% decline in fish caught this year. Set-netters are worried about the future of their fishery, and the possible long-term impacts of over escapement.
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Down with pumpkin beer! Long live the real reasons for seasonal brewing selections -
Make sure you can enjoy your garden goodies all winter
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In a public hearing Tuesday night, more than a dozen gravel pit operators turned out to share grievances with the assembly's latest gravel pit code revision. The assembly hopes to take a final vote within the month.
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Put those little hands to work in the dirt — harvest is a great time to get kids excited about gardening.
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Residents of the River Terrace trailer park in Soldotna are worried about their future following an eviction notice. But it's unrelated to the Soldotna riverfront redevelopment project, as many suspected.
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Alaska politicians have recently expressed enthusiasm about Alaska Liquified Natural Gas project, which would liquify and export natural gas from Nikiski. But overseas buyers say they're not confident in the project, and aren't interested in signing contracts.
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Celebrate the season with an Oktoberfest brew or go back to basics with the deceptively simple pilsner. Plus, we check in with Girdwood Brewing Co. and learn to master the slow pour. Cheers!
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Long-term flooding issues in a Kalifornsky neighborhood led one resident to take matters into his own hands. The borough filed an injunction in July, telling the resident to stop work on a canal he says is a necessary measure.
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