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The Kenai Peninsula is home to a number of nonprofit organizations. Even though most of them operate year round, some see an uptick in clients around the holiday season.

On this episode, we're joined by members of two Kenai Peninsula-based performing arts groups.

A Nikiski woman is charged with manslaughter stemming from a fatal drug overdose. Kenai Peninsula projects may be funded in Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget proposal. Plus, a Kenaitze Indian Tribe presentation highlights historic Dena'ina winter homes.

Not everyone owns a vehicle, that's why Red Eye Rides offers shuttle services between communities on or near the Kenai Peninsula. The company receives about 40% of its revenue in the winter, primarily from shipyard workers.

Alaska State Troopers seek more information about a weekend burglary in Sterling. Gov. Mike Dunleavy unveils his budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year. Plus, Soldotna Vice-Mayor Lisa Parker is the new president of the Alaska Municipal League.

The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce recognizes outstanding people and businesses at its annual awards celebration. Plus, outages in Homer leave thousands without power, and Gov. Dunleavy proposes a funding boost for Alaska’s seafood marketing agency.

The Soldotna Public Library hosts a mini concert featuring local musicians. Plus, a study looks at how electric vehicles could be used in Northern Alaska communities.

The Soldotna City Council enacted the tax about a year ago.

Troopers arrest a man they say burglarized multiple homes in Cooper Landing. Homer residents participate in an annual bird count. And, a new report says the Arctic tundra is releasing carbon instead of capturing it.

The University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Center for Energy and Power brought a presentation on carbon technology to the Challenger Learning Center.