Kenai Peninsula News

After President Trump proposed to eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts, the Bunnell Street Arts Center in Homer was notified that a $25,000 grant from the endowment was terminated.

Nearly 60 pieces of art made by women is the subject of this month’s main installment at the Kenai Art Center. It's coupled with a mini mural show.

A statewide advisory board tasked with managing Alaska’s forests met last week on the Kenai Peninsula for the first time in about 20 years. The group talked about conservation and projects during a short hike that followed a string of presentations.

The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority recently awarded a combined $150,000 to three organizations on the Kenai Peninsula.

Winning a race is no walk in the park, especially if you’re running. But one Sterling woman recently did just that, placing first in a duathlon in Hawaii.

Life is no picnic, and that’s why the Kenai Performers are staging a Broadway classic of that same name. The show recently took on a new meaning for cast and crew members.

About 30 solemnly gathered for a vigil Monday to honor missing and murdered Indigenous women. The tribe also used the opportunity to recognize local support services that are available for victims.

The district estimates it will save roughly half a million in the first year after closing the school.

Several religious groups sang, and prayed, in Soldotna last week in celebration of National Day of Prayer. The concert's goal was to promote inclusion and unity among all beliefs.

Kenai Central High School seniors say they learned how a single money misstep can lead to rippling financial consequences.