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  • Two airlines bid to offer service between Seward and Anchorage. A Willy Wonka musical comes to Nikiski. Plus, a stray animal that looked like a wolf and roamed Anchorage was actually a wolf hybrid.
  • This year, the borough got more than $400,000 from the state to distribute across 26 peninsula communities.
  • The salaries for some Kenai Peninsula Borough School District administrators are set for the next three years. The borough will spend nearly $400,000 on a new study of Soldotna schools. Plus, students at Soldotna High School put on "Grease."
  • The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is accepting comments on a new study of the environmental impacts of a proposed communications tower in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. Heat pumps are a viable way to heat homes on the southern Kenai Peninsula. Plus, the Alaska SeaLife Center rescues an otter pup found in an apartment building.
  • On this episode of the Kenai Conversation, we’re joined by Stace Escott, Soldotna’s new police chief.
  • A community baby shower is coming to the central Kenai Peninsula. Plus, school district staff and students share reflections on stricter cell phone policies for students.
  • A state-commissioned study says building a pipeline between the North Slope and Southcentral Alaska would be more economic for the state than importing gas from other countries.
  • On this episode of the Kenai Conversation, we’re joined by Julie Bunch and Amanda McKinley.
  • Troopers arrest a man in Anchor Point after a daylong search. The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District explores ways to limit student cell phone use. Scientists continue to monitor Mount Spurr after an increase in seismic activity. Plus, the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge closes Mystery Creek Road to vehicle traffic.
  • The mayor of Homer declares a local emergency after high tides damage the Homer Spit. The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will send a capital project wishlist with lawmakers to Juneau. And, holiday events return to the central Kenai Peninsula.
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