Ashlyn O'Hara
ReporterPrior to joining KDLL's news team in May 2024, O'Hara spent nearly four years reporting for the Peninsula Clarion in Kenai. Before that, she was a freelance reporter for The New York Times, a statehouse reporter for the Columbia Missourian and a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism. You can reach her at aohara@kdll.org
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A political rally draws conservatives to Sterling. And, Homer welcomes a Renaissance fair. -
Assembly members certified the results of the Oct. 1 municipal election during the meeting. The move makes the results official. -
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly swears in new members. And, Triumvirate Theatre will put on a locally-written show for the first time in more than a decade.
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This forum was held Monday, Oct. 7 at the Soldotna Public Library. The Peninsula Clarion’s Jake Dye co-hosted. -
Members will study the positive and negative impacts of tourism on borough services, with the goal of ensuring visitors pay their fair share. -
On Tuesday, Department of Public Safety spokesperson Tim DeSpain said the actual cause of the fire had still not yet been determined. -
Organizers say more than 70 women from as far away as Fairbanks participated this year. -
The Kenai Peninsula Borough is still looking for community members to join its tourism working group. Alaska State Troopers are investigating a fatal fire in Nikiski. And, an Anchorage climate research previews upcoming winter conditions.
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Almost two years to the day after borough voters overwhelmingly backed the bond, some of the biggest-ticket projects remain in limbo. -
The Kenai Peninsula Borough forges ahead with plans for the future of Soldotna Elementary and Prep schools. Sunday is the deadline to vote in the November. Plus, voters around Alaska talk bipartisanship ahead of the November election.
