U.S. Senators Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan announced on Thursday, Nov. 30 that the Federal Transit Administration is awarding $131 million more in bipartisan infrastructure investments to support the Alaska Marine Highway System’s operations and recapitalize portions of the fleet.

A student led anti-bullying rally at the Soldotna Public Library drew a modest, friendly crowd on Thursday night.

The Snug Harbor Cannery and the Karl Hansen House in Port Alexander were recently listed by the Keeper of the National Register of Historic Places in Washington DC as historic locations.

After killing a sub legal moose, a Soldotna man cut and disposed of a radio collar from the animal’s neck.

In September Kroger, the parent company for Fred Meyer, announced its plan to sell 14 of the 35 Carrs Safeway stores in Alaska as part of a proposed $24.6 billion merger between Kroger and Albertsons, and while it has not been officially stated, the Safeway in Soldotna fits the profile of stores likely to be sold.

The annual Homer Nutcracker Ballet opens this weekend.

An individual is still at large after fleeing the scene of a three-vehicle collision which sent one person to the hospital and resulted in the closure of Bridge Access Rd. for more than an hour on Thanksgiving.

The National Weather Service is warning the central peninsula about high winds and icy roads Monday afternoon and evening, extending into Tuesday morning.

Alaska State Troopers conducted an arrest in Nikiski on Friday after they received an alert from a satellite radio provider about a vehicle that was stolen in Anchorage.

The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.