The Kenai City Council’s regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, November 2nd will include the approval of the proposed schedule for accepting and approving applicants. 

The subjects discussed included the Ranked Choice Voting, party politics, abortion, Homer large vessel port expansion, permanent fund dividend, and labor shortages.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough approved $654,000 in additional funds for the operation of four solid waste transfer sites within the Kenai Peninsula Borough.

The Soldotna and Kenai parish of the Knights of Columbus joined the national effort of the Coats for Kids campaign, providing coats to local elementary aged kids from Mountain View Elementary, Redoubt Elementary and Soldotna Elementary.

Alaska Railroad’s classic RDC #701 train has found a new home on Whistle Hill in Soldotna, joining a pair of vintage trains collected by Mary and Dr. Henry Krull.

The Alaska Department of Natural Resources invites the public to contribute to the funding and development guide for all Alaska outdoor public recreation.

According to the National Weather Service in Anchorage, a low pressure system will move in from the west Tuesday, bringing a front that will lift from southwest to northeast over Southcentral beginning Tuesday night.

The Alaska Division of Oil and Gas is formally noticing an oil and gas lease sale for the available State acreage in the Cook Inlet region.

Western Emergency Service Area residents and business owners may see reduction in fire insurance premium costs due to an improved fire class rating.