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The Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District will host a meet-and-greet with local lending institutions this Friday. The informal event will help foster a relationship between lenders and local businesses.
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January 1, 2024 marked the rollout of new regulations for Alaska's breweries and distilleries. Taprooms will now be able to stay open an hour later, host four live events a year and sell their products directly to consumers.
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The Kenai Watershed Forum is hosting its annual speaker series, highlighting local presenters involved with environmental, outdoor or recreational projects. Last week’s event featured Dom Watts, a biologist and pilot with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service who has been studying mountain goat populations on the Kenai Peninsula.
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A Soldotna brewery will be transformed into a photography showcase this month, with a focus on scenes from the Kenai. For some of the featured photographers, this is the first time they've had their work on view.
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Ben Weagraff, Scott Jodice and Tony Dunbar talk about what they’ve got brewing at Kenai River in this live, membership-drive edition of Drinking on the Last Frontier
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Kenai River Brewing — past, present and what's brewing for the future
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Soldotna Sen. Peter Micciche played a large role in passing the bill, which sets stricter limits on the number of new taprooms allowed and allows taprooms to stay open an extra hour.
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Bill celebrates the old and welcomes the new in the last Drinking on the Last Frontier of 2021, vising with Doug Houge of the central peninsula's first…
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Don't forget your favorite brews with Flagship February, plus a look at the ancient Egyptian history of brewing and what's new with Big Delta Brewing and…
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Doug Hogue with Kenai River Brewing joins Bill for a live Drinking on the Last Frontier as past of KDLL's 2020 Spring Membership Drive. Your questions,…