Each session will begin at 6 p.m. and is designed to give residents an opportunity to hear updates, ask questions, and provide input on key issues facing the borough.

Federal officials have opened the application period for subsistence drawing hunts on the Kenai Peninsula, offering limited permits for mountain goat, caribou, and sheep in Units 7 and 15.

City officials say the break released a large volume of water into the terminal, forcing an immediate shutdown while crews work to assess damage and begin repairs.

A structure fire early Tuesday morning, Mar. 24, caused significant damage to a multi-unit residence on Redoubt Avenue, according to the Kenai Fire Department.

The Kenai City Council adopted a resolution on Wednesday, Mar. 18, which moves forward with long-planned improvements to Wildwood Drive through a partnership with the Alaska Dept. of Transportation & Public Facilities.

The measure would blacklist offending foreign vessels from entering U.S. ports, expand the U.S. Coast Guard’s authority, and push for enforceable global agreements.

Glenfarne Alaska LNG President, Adam Prestidge, said the company is now engaged in active pricing negotiations with multiple prospective customers, many of whom are pushing to move from preliminary agreements to binding contracts.

Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

Triumvirate Theatre held its annual fish parody on Friday and Saturday, based on the iconic 80s sci-fi classic, Back to the Future.

The change follows the AIP’s dissolution earlier this year.