Soldotna’s City Council on Sept. 11 killed an ordinance that would have rezoned part of a tract of land near South Kobuk Street to multifamily use. The ordinance was defeated by 4-2 vote following more than 90 minutes of public testimony and deliberation. peninsulaclarion.com/news/rezoning-…

After being delayed for more than a year, disaster funds will soon be disbursed for the 2018 East Side Setnet Salmon and 2020 Upper Cook Inlet Salmon Fisheries Disasters. peninsulaclarion.com/news/1st-of-3-…

Kenai Peninsula governments are once again asking the State Board of Fisheries to hold its Upper Cook Inlet regulatory meetings locally. The board has repeatedly declined requests to return to the central peninsula since 1999. #kpborough peninsulaclarion.com/news/borough-c…

You can smell it on the wind; it’s election season

It’s election day in the #kpborough Get out and vote!

Sen. Jesse Bjorkman and Rep. Ben Carpenter sat for the latest Clarion x KDLL candidate forum on Monday to chat state finances, education funding, the natural gas shortage and king salmon declines. peninsulaclarion.com/news/bjorkman-…

The KPBSD school board last week heard a presentation from an AI advocate who encouraged teachers to use generative AI to create lesson plans, classroom assignments and more. peninsulaclarion.com/news/school-bo…

I’ve never had a bad day in Seward

Aurora Borealis Charter School’s renewal application was advanced to the KPBSD Board of Education during a Monday meeting of the Charter Oversight Committee, a week after that body asked the school for more information about key services. peninsulaclarion.com/news/aurora-bo…

Carpenter Media Group went from relatively unknown to the sixth-largest newspaper owner in the country over the past year. The company also has a “pattern” of acquisitions and layoffs, one union alleges. poynter.org/business-work/…

My polling place didn’t have the cool new stickers 😭

Poll workers say people are out and excited to vote today around the Kenai Peninsula.