The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, September 20th:
- Public Health Emergency Declared At Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson For 30 Days
- AK-ARPA Business Relief Program Now Open, Kenai Peninsula Businesses Encouraged To Apply
- Alaska’s Governor & Labor Commissioner Announce $66.7 Million Contribution To The Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund
- Kenai Peninsula Career & Education Fair Kicks Off Tomorrow
Tuesday, September 21st:
- DHSS Reports 2,108 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Deaths & 198 Hospitalizations From The Weekend
- Grand Prizes Awarded In Conclusion Of 5th Annual Kenai Silver Salmon Derby
- Alaska’s Hobo Jim Shares Heartbreaking Cancer Diagnosis News
- Seldovia Man Faces Jail For Killing Sub-Legal Bull Moose & Leaving To Waste In Ninilchik
Wednesday, September 22nd:
- Alaska Reports 861 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Deaths And 196 Hospitalizations On Tuesday
- Soldotna Montessori Charter School Named 2021 National Blue Ribbon School
- Alaska’s First Ultrafast EV Charging Station To Be Unveiled In Homer Tomorrow Afternoon
- Elective Surgeries Canceled Tuesday And Wednesday At Central Peninsula Hospital Due To Rising COVID Cases
Thursday, September 23rd:
- Alaska Records Highest Daily COVID-19 Case Count Wednesday – 1,251 Cases & 1 New Death
- August’s Jobs Up 4.4%, But Some Sectors Haven’t Recovered From Their Pre-Pandemic Job Levels
- Kenai To Provide Vintage Pointe Residence Basic Television And Wireless Internet Service
- Sen. Murkowski Introduces Legislation To Permanently Exempt Alaska-Bound Cruises From PVSA, Boosting Economies And Jobs
Friday, September 24th:
- Alaska Reports 1,330 COVID-19 Cases Thursday, 7 Deaths & 209 Hospitalizations
- COVID-Related Supply Chain Shortages Leads To Temporary Suspension Of Plastic Bag Regulation In Soldotna Stores
- Three Men Charged For Illegally Leaving The Brooks Falls Viewing Platform And Wading Into The Brooks River
- AHFC Discusses New Rent Relief Program, Application Deadline October 1
