winter

Most Kenai Peninsula lands now closed to snowmachine use.

Groups combine efforts to improve safety among Alaska off-road vehicle riders

Alaska's peak gardening season is just a few short months in the summer. But a few farmers on the Kenai Peninsula have taken to an unconventional way of growing greens and herbs – by doing it indoors.

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.

The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge announced a partial opening to snowmachine use in areas north of the Kasilof River and Tustumena Lake.

The Kenai River Brown Bears recently kicked off their hockey season. While games provide a sense of community during the winter months, they also stimulate the local economy.

In the winter months, trivia nights provide an opportunity for locals to socialize and meet new people. They also offer a fun brain challenge and can bring people out to new restaurants.

A staple central Kenai Peninsula family winter festival needs a new organizer. The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce announced that it would no longer put on…

It’s been a slow start to winter for snowmachining on the central Kenai Peninsula. There’s been plenty of cold the past month but snow accumulation has…

It’s not really winter until the Kenai River floods, at least a little. State, borough and city crews were all convened on the bank of the Kenai River off…