The KSRM News Department has compiled some of the week’s top headlines.
Monday, April 22nd
- Girl Scout Troop 210 Takes Top Spot In 34th Annual Caring For The Kenai
- National Guard Delays Alaska Staffing Changes That Threatened National Security, Civilian Rescues
- Assembly President Johnson Throws Hat Into House District 6 Race
- Soldotna Teacher Finalist For Reader’s Digest “America’s Favorite Teacher”
Tuesday, April 23rd
- Helicopter Rescue Saves 6 Stranded On Harding Ice Field
- Justice Department’s Procurement Collusion Strike Force Announces Four New National Law Enforcement Partners
- Bill To Update Residency Requirements For Hunting, Trapping, Fishing Passes Senate
- “I Don’t Think I’ve Seen It This Bad;” Walk-In Demonstrations Hope To Effect Change In Alaska Education Funding
Wednesday, April 24th
- First Cruise Ship Of The Season Visits Homer
- No Survivors In Fairbanks Plane Crash
- Kasilof River Early-Run King Salmon Restricted Beginning May 1
- Senate Bill 93 Known As The Fisherman’s Bill Has Passed
Thursday, April 25th
- Teacher’s Across Kenai Peninsula Protest Poor Education Funding With “Walk-In”
- House Arrest Fugitive Picked Up By SPD On Multiple Charges
- Soldotna Library To Host Ten Year Anniversary Party
- Central Peninsula Electronics Recycling Event On Saturday
Friday, April 26th
