Kenai Chamber of Commerce

Representative Justin Ruffridge spoke on Wednesday about his recent legislative efforts ahead of a special legislative session in Juneau this weekend.

Subsistence practices are a way of life for some Alaskans. And as subsistence dipnetters continue to harvest salmon on the Kenai Peninsula this July, the Kenai Chamber of Commerce is displaying an exhibit on the region’s subsistence history.

Peggy Arness moved to Kenai just after World World II. Those close to her say there are few lives in Kenai Arness hasn’t touched.

Fishing on the Kenai Peninsula is in full swing. That’s why the Kenai Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed a long-time Kenai River fisherman to talk about his passion for fishing and his concerns for conserving the resource.

Representative Bill Elam spoke last week about his 2025 legislative efforts, which ranged from education funding to the Alaska LNG Project.

The Kenai Chamber of Commerce has brought in two new museum exhibits this month related to fishing and Alaska summers.

Senator Jesse Bjorkman spoke this week about his 2025 legislative efforts, which ranged from education funding to insurance measures.

The Kenai Chamber of Commerce’s Cultural Center is exhibiting oral snippets this month from several prominent people in the city’s history. An unrelated art installment is also on view.

History and education go hand in hand. That’s why the Kenai cultural center is highlighting the history of education on the Kenai Peninsula in a new exhibit.

As part of its monthly artist series, the Kenai Chamber of Commerce recently hung a collection of Alaska themed acrylic paintings. The show features the work of a new Alaskan, whose photos and paintings capture her love for her new home.