Stories

Alaska Native and American Indian tribes have reached a settlement with a drug manufacturer and the country’s three largest distributors over the toll that opioids have taken on communities across the nation. Read More

Tribe contributes to Russian Orthodox cemetery cleanup

Over the summer, members of the Tribe’s Facilities and Maintenance crew put in some extra work to help clean up the Holy Assumption of the Virgin Mary Russian Orthodox Cemetery in Old Town Kenai. Read More

Tribe Celebrates Constitution’s 50th Anniversary

“We, a group of Kenaitze Indians residing principally within the Kenai Peninsula Borough; in the State of Alaska, having a common bond of association and interests, Read More

Kimberley Sweet, a Magistrate Judge in Kenai and a former Kenaitze Tribal Court Chief Judge, was recently honored for her public service.
Sweet, a Tribal Member, received the 2021 Jay Rabinowitz Public Service Award, Read More

The Tribal Council has extended the deadline for nominations until September 30, 2021, for the following Kenaitze Tribal Member of the Year Award categories:
Kenaitze Tribal Member Elder Recognition Award: Recognizes a Tribal Member who has shown dedication to Alaska Native culture, Read More

The American Rescue Plan Act was created to stabilize the child care market during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. The goal of the ARP Act is to continue access to affordable child care for families, Read More

Kenaitze Indian Tribe will host a public meeting from 1 to 2 p.m. on July 26, 2021, to receive public comments on the Tribe’s Low Income Home Water Assistance Program. Grant information is available in advance at the Tribe’s Na’ini Social and Family Services office, Read More

Dear Tribal Member,
The Tribal Council is accepting nominations for the following Kenaitze Tribal Member of the Year Award categories:

Kenaitze Tribal Member Elder Recognition Award: Recognizes a Tribal Member who has shown dedication to Alaska Native culture, Read More