The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, August 29th:
- Fatal Collision Kills Oregon Resident In Turnagain Pass Thursday Evening
- Vacancy In Office Of Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Discussed
- KPEDD’s Regional Taskforce Wants Residents To Take Broadband Speed Test
- Troopers Increase Patrols Through Labor Day Holiday
- Groups Challenge Adequacy Of Review For Alaska Oil Project
Tuesday, August 30th:
- Air Force Members To Drive Alaska Base School Buses
- Troopers Investigate Death After Anchor Point Man Accidentally Shoots Self
- Governor Signs Bills Supporting Farming, Meat Processing Industries
- Kenai City Council Accepts HIDTA Grant Funds
- DOT To Conduct Sterling Safety Corridor Improvements From Sterling To Soldotna
- KPB Borough Attorney Details Transition And Succession Process For Pierce’s Replacement
Wednesday, August 31st:
- Grand Jury Indicts Son In Death Of Former Alaska Lawmaker
- Sen. Murkowski Recognized As Honorary Chief Of U.S. Coast Guard
- Kenai’s Spruce Bark Beetle Slash Dump Site To Close September 11
- KPBSD’s Superintendent Talks The Need To Hire More Bus Drivers
- KPB Purchases Land Adjacent To Western Emergency Services Area Anchor Point Station 3
- Savanna’s Act Guidelines Issued For Alaska
- Peltola Beats Palin, Wins Alaska House Special Election
Thursday, September 1st:
- Ravn Alaska Begins Charging All Passengers For Baggage
- House District 7 Joint Chamber Luncheon Candidate Forum Held In Kenai
- Alaska Department Of Public Safety Announces Leadership Changes
- AEA Seeks Feedback On Energy Department’s Grid Resilience Formula Grant Program
Friday, September 2nd:
- ADF&G Seeks Photos For 2023 Sport Fishing Regulations Summary Booklets Photo Contest
- Alaska Revenue Commissioner Lucinda Mahoney Announces Retirement
- Kenaitze Indian Tribe Celebrates Grand Opening Of Education Campus
- Soldotna Chamber Of Commerce Approved For Three-Year Levitt AMP Grant
- Alaska Mariculture Cluster One Of 21 Nationwide Winners Of American Rescue Plan Challenge
- Sterling Highway Speed Limit Increased To 65MPH Between MP 58 To 76
