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  • The Kenai Potters Guild is holding a "seconds" pottery sale this weekend. And the Soldotna City Council and Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will appoint new representatives after two members are elected to state office.
  • Get digging! Plant bulbs now for good returns come spring.
  • With winter officially here, it's time to kick back, relax, review what worked and what didn't, and start planning your planting for next year.
  • Another Kenai Peninsula city manager is not renewing her contract. Funny River Road will be repaved in 2023. And a trial next week will determine whether a state representative's membership in the Oath Keepers disqualifies him from serving in the legislature.
  • Four cast members from the Discovery show Alaskan Killer Bigfoot join Kenai Conversation to talk about their experiences filming the show, and their hopes for a possible second season.
  • Christmas tree cutting opens tomorrow in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. Plus, voter approval of Alaska judges is hitting an all-time low, and justice system experts aren't sure why.
  • Races around the state have undergone ranked choice tabulation. Plus, Republican State Senator-elect Jesse Bjorkman of Nikiski joins a bipartisan majority coalition.
  • We spoke with Shaylon Cochran and Steve “Vinnie” Catalano from the Cook Inlet Regional Citizens Advisory Council about preventing oil spills and protecting Cook Inlet through winter conditions.
  • The City of Kenai is one step closer to hiring a new city manager. Also, construction is slated to wrap next summer on what will be the state’s largest solar farm in Houston.
  • The Kenai Peninsula gets nearly two feet of fresh snow. And Alaska's flu season is getting worse.
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