The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, March 28th:
- ANC Plans Temporary Traffic Pattern To Accommodate Construction Outside The South Terminal
- Two Killed In Motor Vehicle Collision On Cohoe Loop Road Sunday Night In Kasilof
- Tesla Promoting Megapack BESS Project Installed In Soldotna
- Senate Passes Bill Relating To Definition Of Political Party
- KPBSD Focuses On Education Bills In Alaska Legislature
- Soldotna Mayor Vetoes Resolution Providing ARPA Funds To Triumvirate Theatre
Tuesday, March 29th:
- Upper Cook Inlet 2022 Outlook For Commercial Salmon Fishing
- WATCH: Congressman Don Young Lying In State Ceremony
- Kenai Supports KCHS To Secure Grant Funding For Construction Of Restroom Facilities At Ed Hollier Field
- Alaska Senate Passes Bill Exempting Veterinarians from Controlled Substance Database
- Alaska Senate Passes Bill Extending Termination Date Of Board of Examiners In Optometry
- Lt. Governor Candidate Edie Grunwald Discusses Priorities & Vision For Putting Alaskans First
Wednesday, March 30th:
- Copper River Seafoods To Cease Operations During 2022 Kenai Peninsula Salmon Season
- AEA Accepting Applications For Village Energy Efficiency Program Grants
- Soldotna Repeals Mask Resolution That Recommended Masks Be Worn In Public Indoor Portions Of City Owned Buildings
- Rep. Carpenter Responds After Second Floor Session Canceled Due To Not Masking Up
- Soldotna Resident Arrested For Murder
- Former Sen. John Coghill To Run For Alaska’s Congressional Seat
- Alaska Wildland Fire Season Begins Friday
Thursday, March 31st:
- March 31st PFD Deadline Is Today, Make Sure You Register
- Alaska Joins Other States In Challenging Federal Mask Mandate
- State Senate Passes Bill Relating To Dress Codes And Natural Hairstyles
- Kenai Supports Provision Of Continuous Lighting Along Kenai Spur Highway And Sterling Highway Safety Corridor
- House Republicans Infer Political Agenda In Recent Floor Session Mask Mandates
- DCCED Announces Alaska Seafood Processors Pandemic Response Relief Program
Fridaiy, April 1st:
- Paying Respects: Alaska Memorial Service For Congressman Don Young Announced For Saturday
- Bings Landing Boat Launch On Kenai River To Be Temporarily Closed
- Sens. Murkowski And Sullivan Deride Biden’s Latest Oil Plan As Irresponsible
- Kenai City Council Issues Letter of Support For General Obligation Bond Bills In State Legislature
- Central Peninsula Hospital’s CEO Rick Davis To Retire, COO Shaun Keef To Assume Position July 1
- Soldotna Man Arraigned On Murder Charges
