-
According to a press release, an unidentified male broke into Bing Brown’s Liquor Store in Sterling on Sunday. The suspect is at large.
-
Roughly 100 people packed into the Sterling Community Center on Sunday for a GOP rally that featured conservative speakers, local candidates for state office, and a lot of Donald Trump.
-
Safety corridors are segments of state highways with a high number of fatal and serious injury vehicle crashes.
-
The young child was returned home after a trooper-led search and rescue mission.
-
This year marks 60 years since Sterling Elementary School has been a part of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District. In commemoration of the anniversary, the school held a birthday celebration, which brought together teachers, families and current and former students.
-
Kent Tompkins, the owner of J & B Construction in Sterling, was arrested last week by the FBI. According to an indictment, Tompkins lied on his applications for more than $300,000 in pandemic relief loans for small business.
-
On Wednesday, Alaska State Troopers responded to two unrelated burglaries on the central peninsula. The incidents occurred in Sterling and Nikiski.
-
The long-abandoned gas station in Sterling began collapsing in April. The borough assembly okayed the demolition at its last meeting.
-
Homer Electric Association members in the area did lose power for a few hours last night so the utility could deenergize a circuit, since the plane flew into some utility wires when it crashed.
-
The old ZipMart convenience store in Sterling partially collapsed last week. The building, which sits on a fuel contamination site, is owned by a company that has failed to pay property taxes for decades. Now, the borough is stepping in.