Soldotna Sports Complex

Young people make up a fraction of Alaska’s registered voters, and their turnouts are lower than the general population’s. But, Soldotna saw a handful of young voters at two of its precincts on Election Day.

The Soldotna Police Department is hosting its second annual youth boot camp, an opportunity for high school-aged students to learn the ins and outs of law enforcement. While not every student in the program is interested in becoming a police officer, the five-day camp provides valuable self-defense training and experiences.

The Soldotna City Council unanimously voted to provide $50 thousand to Soldotna Little League so the organization can fix damage and outdated structures in its complex of fields.

Some Kenai and Soldotna buildings are closing to the public following Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s emergency message.That message was publicized a day before the…

It’ll be a few more weeks before you can head down to Cunningham Park or other favorite fishing spot and expect to hook a fish reliably. But, if you are a…

Last week’s Job and Career Fair presented by the Alaska Job Center saw hundreds of Central Peninsula residents attending, hoping to find that perfect new…

January and February are traditionally the top months for unemployment insurance claims on the Kenai Peninsula, which is understandable, with no…

Project Homeless Connect, a one-day outreach to the peninsula’s disadvantaged, attracted scores people to the Soldotna Sports Complex Wednesday. Frank…