The housing market in 2021 across the Central Kenai Peninsula was very hot. Inventory for houses is low and demand has been increasing with buyers getting into bidding wars in order to secure a home.

The Senate President said that he thought it was a very positive speech and said that there are many things in Dunleavy’s speech that most Alaskans will agree with.

He touched on several topics, including Alaska’s safety, being open for business, the value of the Permanent Fund, tourism, COVID-19, and promoting Alaskans’ medical freedoms.

It was established to provide funding to a wide range of civic programs, services, and events that contribute to the cultural and economic environment, and/or health, welfare, and overall quality of life for the community and residents.

Jodi Stuart told KSRM, “Project Homeless Connect is a one-day event where we connect individuals experiencing homelessness or near homelessness with services.”

The Kenai City Council accepted and appropriated funds in the Airport Fund and accepted two grants from the FAA under the American Rescue Plan Act.

In this community food security and sustainability program, participants will have opportunities to grow, harvest and preserve. Interested community members can look forward to the first portion of this program in Spring 2022.

The state Department of Health and Social Services reports 5,759 COVID-19 cases in the Monday data update from January 21st through the 23rd. Those cases include 139 hospitalizations and 21 deaths.

Head Start preschool programs are canceled today, according to a social media post from the Kenaitze Indian Tribe. Other Tribal services.