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Think spring on the March 2022 episode of Growing a Greener Kenai with Larry Opperman of the Central Peninsula Garden Club.

A cohort of local representatives were in Juneau last week for the Alaska Municipal League legislative conference, where they spoke with lawmakers about the issues that matter most to their communities back home.

Sample what's pouring around the state, from Grace Ridge Brewing's move in Homer, to Kodiak Island Brewing Co's new distillery and right here from Frozen RiverFest.

Soldotna got a grant from FEMA to make headway on its spruce bark beetle problem, clearing wobbly beetle kill trees at popular campgrounds and parks. But the city’s worried it's not going to get the money before summer visitors arrive.

The Kenai Peninsula sandwich shop has been serving up Jersey-style subs for over 25 years. Now, its owners are ready to retire.

April is national poetry month. This April, we’re celebrating the winners of the 24th Kenai Peninsula Writers' Contest.

Paula Bute and Alana Martin talk about celebrating Jewish holidays on the Kenai Peninsula and the growth of their congregation, Briat Elohim, from its early days in the 1970s.

The guild's 2022 show is up at the Kenai Art Center this July. The challenge theme for the show: yard art.

We checked in with Kenai City Manager Paul Ostrander about what's new in Kenai.

The Alaska Volcano Observatory has been active since 1988. A lot of the tools it uses to monitor volcanoes in Alaska have changed since those early days.