South Korean officials say any participation in Alaska LNG remains dependent on the project demonstrating commercial viability and satisfying Korea’s domestic legal requirements.
Alaska Firefighters Gather in Soldotna for Training, Networking, and Annual Conference
Author: Nick Sorrell |
The annual gathering brought members of multiple fire personnel associations to Kenai for hands-on classes, conference sessions, and organizational meetings.
Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Opens Personal-Use Firewood Collection
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Permits allow residents to collect up to five cords of firewood for personal, non-commercial use, with cutting allowed in designated areas.
Bridge Access Road Crack Sealing To Cause Traffic Delays
Author: KSRM News Desk |
The DOT&PF crack seal crew is expected to work on Bridge Access Road through next week, weather permitting.
Trump Announces $54 Billion South Korean Investment In Alaska LNG Project
Author: Peyton Hernandez |
Trump made the announcement in the Oval Office alongside Governor Mike Dunleavy, Senator Dan Sullivan, Representative Nick Begich, and several members of his administration.
Hunter Charged for Sublegal Moose He Claimed was 53 Inches, but Measured Less than 36
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Maksim Burakevich told an investigating trooper he had shot the moose from about 230 yards during heavy rain and had difficulty judging its size.
Two Anchorage Residents Arrested After High-Speed Sterling Highway Pursuit
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Troopers say a reckless-driving complaint escalated into a high-speed pursuit through Soldotna, with the vehicle reaching more than 100 mph.
Trump Expected To Announce $54 Billion Investment In Alaska LNG Project, According To Bloomberg
Author: Peyton Hernandez |
Alaska’s long-delayed effort to export its natural gas could receive a major boost as President Donald Trump prepares to announce a proposed $54 billion investment in the Alaska LNG project, according to Bloomberg.
Sitka Black-Tailed Deer Translocation Project Records First Successful Reproduction On Kenai Peninsula
Author: Peyton Hernandez |
Alaska wildlife officials have documented the first confirmed reproduction among Sitka black-tailed deer translocated to the Kenai Peninsula, marking a significant development in a multi-year effort to establish a population of the animals in the region.
Alaska Receives Federal Grant to Help Small Businesses Expand Into International Markets
Author: Nick Sorrell |
The program is intended to help reduce some of the cost and complexity that can come with exporting.
