City of Soldotna

The City of Soldotna is creating a network of ADA-accessible paved trails so that people of all abilities can access all the park has to offer. Seniors at Heritage Place have helped push that project along from the start.

Soldotna has already outlined some possibilities for what that development might look like. Now, it has $360,000 from the U.S. Economic Development Administration to flesh out a plan.

The city is asking crews to finish clearing priority beetle kill trees by May 19. Meantime, the walking trails and camp ground at Centennial Park will be closed to the public.

The city of Soldotna maintains the airport, along with the city's busiest roads. Those roads come first on its list of plowing priorities in the winter.

For the second year in a row, Soldotna businesses are getting a boost this holiday season. The City of Soldotna's reprising its popular Holding Our Own…

Veterans in the Soldotna area will have a brand new medical clinic to visit soon.The Alaska Veterans Administration is just finishing construction on a…

Three seats on the Soldotna City Council are up for grabs this October.KDLL has been interviewing the candidates for that race and other municipal races…

The Soldotna Public Library, Soldotna Regional Sports Complex and other city buildings will require face masks starting Monday morning, as COVID-19 case…

Every year, the students in the Kenai Peninsula 4-H program show off and auction the livestock they’ve been raising all year to the highest bidder. For…

At best, the lack of nearby parking in downtown Soldotna every Wednesday in the summer is a nuisance for marketgoers.But Soldotna Wednesday Market…