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  • Despite the seasonal change, garage and estate sales are still in full swing. Each weekend, folks across the peninsula stroll through strangers homes to scout the best bargains on secondhand goods.
  • Our guests for our third forum are the candidates of the Kenai, Nikiski and Sterling seats on the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly.
  • The KPBSD superintendent is negotiating another three years on the job. Plus, we’re sharing resources on the Kenai this Suicide Awareness Week, and Mary Peltola hosts a fishing fundraiser in Seward.
  • The Kenai Peninsula Borough saw a 7% increase in rent prices over the last year, Eugene “Buzzy” Peltola Jr.'s fatal plane crash is another point in Alaska’s grim aviation statistics, and a remote live-streaming camera helped rescue a hiker in Katmai National Park.
  • Representative Mary Peltola is thankful for the support she has received after her husband's passing, Bristol Bay’s setnet fleet will decide whether to join the Regional Seafood Development Association, and a local food festival celebrates its tenth year highlighting Alaska produce.
  • This episode features candidates Brad Snowden and Julie Crites, who are running for seats on the Seward City Council.
  • Kenai Peninsula drivers and auto workers have been vocal with their concerns about salt brine, and Kenai Central High School is home to the peninsula’s only active marching band.
  • Our guests this episode are candidates for the KPBSD Board of Education's Nikiski and Soldotna seats. Jason Tauriainen and Lyndsey Bertoldo are running for the Nikiski seat, and Penny Vadla is running unopposed for the Soldotna seat.
  • An Anchorage bank robber is arrested in Cooper Landing. Plus, a mysterious fish caught in Homer isn’t actually so mysterious, and Alaska’s federal delegation weighs in against the proposed Albertsons-Kroger merger.
  • The City of Kenai has entered into an official agreement with the Army Corp of Engineers to stabilize its eroding bluff, Fat Bear Week kicks off with its junior bear competition, and a statewide network invested in reopening the state’s public pension plan is coming to Soldotna to host a legislative town hall event.
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