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The Alaska Senate passes a bill codifying a permanent administrator position for the Big Game Commercial Services Board. Plus, Alaska commercial fisherman are worried about the Trump administration's proposed cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

One Kenai Peninsula performing arts group has taken the phrase “the show must go on” to heart. After Triumvirate Theatre’s former rehearsal space was destroyed by a fire, the group recently debuted a new playhouse.

Kenai Peninsula lawmakers and borough school board members discuss school funding. Plus, Triumvirate Theatre opens a new playhouse.

A Kenai Peninsula Borough tourism working group will get more time to put together a tax recommendation report. Federal funding cuts could impact programs that provide weather data to mariners and hunters. Plus, a newly published paper finds that microplastics are ubiquitous in spotted seals harvested in Alaska’s most remote waters.

Our episode this week is a Kenai Community Library presentation about Alaska geography and place names.

The Kenai Peninsula sees an influx of snowbirds in the spring and summer months. For area senior centers, that means an increase in clientele and donations.

The Kenai Peninsula sees an influx of snowbirds in the spring and summer months. For area senior centers, that means an increase in clientele and donations.

Since 2019, Cook Inletkeeper has hosted “Shark Tank”-style events to solicit and help the community pick small-scale projects to back. The latest project's goal is to protect local salmon habitat.

Art isn’t just for grown ups. The Kenai Art Center is hosting its annual Kenai Peninsula Borough School District student art show, which teachers say helps advocate for art programs in local schools.

History and education go hand in hand. That’s why the Kenai cultural center is highlighting the history of education on the Kenai Peninsula in a new exhibit.