Ashlyn O'Hara is a journalist for the Columbia Missourian, focusing on local news in Alaska, particularly in the Kenai area. Her articles cover a range of topics including wildlife encounters, local government issues, education, and community events. Her work has also been featured in the Peninsula Clarion and Homer News.
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On this week’s episode of the Kenai Conversation, we’re joined by Superintendent Clayton Holland.
Principals at some of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District's smallest schools are calling on the district to increase the number of teachers able to serve their students. A committee tasked with addressing the needs of small schools convened Monday to discuss the request and potential paths forward.
This summer, dozens of rising fourth graders on the Kenai Peninsula are heading back to school early for summer reading intervention classes as part of the Alaska Reads Act. District staff hope the summer instruction will give those students a leg up ahead of the school year that starts next week.
Bjorkman and Carpenter are vying for the District D seat in the Alaska Senate. District D covers the northern half of the Kenai Peninsula , including Kenai, Soldotna, Nikiski, Cooper Landing, Moose Pass, Hope and Bear Creek.
By: Ashlyn O'Hara
Kara Moriarty is the association’s president and chief executive officer. She said oil and gas production is up from where it was expected to be at this time ten years ago.
Unofficial results are in for this year's state primary election. The top four vote-getters advance to the General Election in November.
Acceptance of the grant comes as Kenai works to expand service at the airport.
By: Ashlyn O'Hara
The Kenai Peninsula Borough estimates it’s between $10 and $12 million short of what it needs to complete the list of school maintenance projects borough voters approved in 2022.
Cizek finished last in the August primary.
By: Ashlyn O'Hara, Jamie Diep
It's not clear why the state slashed funds for operating grants to libraries across Alaska by nearly 75%.
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