Jenny Neyman
Executive DirectorJenny Neyman has been the executive director of KDLL since 2017. Before that she was a reporter and the Morning Edition host at KDLL.
She also worked in print journalism for 15 years, including seven years as owner, publisher and editor of the Redoubt Reporter community newspaper in the central Kenai Peninsula.
She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from Whitworth University in Spokane, WA, and grew up listening to KSTK public radio in Wrangell, AK.
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A new group will study the impact of tourism on the Kenai Peninsula Borough, community libraries are hoping that a new page will soon overturn a reduction in grant funding, and residents remember loved ones lost to substance use to mark September as Recovery Month. -
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The city of Kenai will see airport improvements thanks to two FAA grants, diverse municipalities around the state are on the same page about challenges to their economies and the Kenai Peninsula marks the end of a grueling ride across the country.
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Hunting duo does every right when everything goes wrong -
32-year-old is alive after shooting a bear, and himself, in an incident near Resurrection Pass Trail -
A Soldotna man survives a bear attack, Nikiski families rally for unconventional transportation to school, and Alaska firefighters are on loan to battle blazes in the Pacific Northwest.
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Fishing season has begun with a spate of area openings this week. Friends remember Ken Coleman, a prominent figure in local fisheries politics. And school councils will get an opportunity to report to the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly.
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The state of Alaska only saw one bidder in its recent Cook Inlet oil and gas lease sale. Public comment is open on a plan for access corridors through Lake Clark National Park and Preserve to a proposed gold mine on the west side of Cook Inlet. And the Kasilof personal-use set gillnet fishery has a temporary closure to preserve Kenai-bound kings.
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