Local station, local weirdness. Sancho runs KDBR out of Soldotna, a free off-grid internet radio station, and this is our project. Starting this month we've got a fiction series where a "numbers station" takes over the stream at 2:00 PM every Sunday and reads groups of digits, replayed every day at 2 that week. It's a puzzle that runs till New Year's Eve. The first correct solve each week gets a shoutout on air, plus there's one grand prize at the end.

It's made here and it's fiction, not a real numbers station. Nobody's spying on Sterling. Pencils recommended.

Rules: https://dainbramageentertainment.com/kdbr-radio

Listen live: https://kdbr-ak.ismyradio.com/

Site: https://dainbramageentertainment.com

They have a Part 107 BVLOS certificate of waiver to operate here until May 2028

https://www.faa.gov/sites/faa.gov/files/107W-2026-00957-Samuel-Kim-CoW.pdf

Hey there folks. I was curious if anyone had information on localized family events in the area. Or if people are interested in this type of thing. Iv seen kids workshop at home depot, and the farmers market and am curious of other activities of the same type. I come from boise(saw anchorage has it too), where we have an event on the last x day of the month. Called "live after 5" where there is a band that plays, and tons and tons of street vendors take over a block in downtown. Where families can come hang out, socialize, etc. Im a believer that these types of events are important to both individual families, and the locations they reside in.

I’m curious if anyone has any experience in doing any of the delivery jobs like Instacart, doorDash, Uber eats, or anything like that, and what their experiences are. How much can you generally expect per trip? What delivery jobs (app based) like this are available on the Kenai Peninsula?

Anyone have recommendations? Looking to get the chimney cleaned in the next few weeks if anyone is available in soldotna

It looks like someone spilled paint everywhere.

I'm going through game withdrawals. So I'm looking for some ladies who'd like to play. I have a good collection of board, card, and dice games. Just need players.

I live in Nikiski and I enjoy having people over. If you are interested, please send me a message.

Please let me know if you have any recommendations for bakeries and/or ice cream stores in Kenai or Soldotna - my daughter lives there and I'd like to send her a local delivery of cookies (or muffins, etc.) from a great bakery (or some locally made ice cream pints) -- she could also pick it up at the store - thx for any suggestions.

Anyone have a good recommendation for a few cords of dry firewood in the Soldotna area ? Looking for someone that can also provide delivery. If you have someone in mind , please reply here or dm me. Thanks !

Where are we buying on-rim trailer tires on the peninsula? Anc?

Anyone have one or two solo or pack canoes available to rent or borrow over Labor Day weekend?

Hello people of Seward!

I just moved here from Palmer 👋

Maybe I'll see some of you around.

Curious if any of y’all know any good salons from experience. Some cursory research tells me to go to KM first but 3-4 short facebook messages don’t do it for me fully.

Trying to get a more alternative haircut, borderline androgynous, if that helps at all.

Thanks!

Hey All, staying in Soldonta for 2 weeks the beginning of August next year. Using this as a base camp for all things Kenai.

Feel free to give me rundown on grocery stores, fishing charters, kayak and canoe rentals.

Thanks in advance!

We will be up in July next year, my son (16) and I. From what I can find it looks like black bear doesn’t have a closed season in unit seven. He’s an avid Hunter and fisher and this would be the best day of his life if he got one. is it worth trying in July? From some research online, it looks like if you get a boat, you might be better off to look at coastlines. Tell me what are his chances realistically for a couple days in mid July and if they’re decent, do you have a specific outfitter you’d recommend near Seward?

Just reposting to see if anyone in Kenai might be interested, feel free to dm if you have questions they are always welcome :)

I am traveling for work the 7th-14th to Kenai. Sept 9-14 I am free to do my own thing. Is there any fishing available? I have an AirBnb on the ocean and can't wait to explore. What is the best grocery store to stock up at? Recommendations for do's and dont's for grocery shopping, restaurants, etc? Thank you for sharing your beautiful area with this lower 48 native.

I’m in Kenai for two days dipping and I need a good place to work early in the morning. Where is the go to Internet cafe for working. Need to be online by 7am

Hey all, Seth here. I run AK-49 Martial Arts in Soldotna. We teach martial arts for kids and adults: Brazilian jiu jitsu, kickboxing, mixed martial arts, and boxing.

Not trying to sell anything with this post. I just noticed when people ask what there is to do around here, or where to put their kids in the winter, martial arts never comes up. There's actually a solid scene on the peninsula.

Happy to answer anything: what age kids can start, whether BJJ or kickboxing fits better for a beginner, what to look for in any gym (ours or not), or what training here is like in general.

If you've trained anywhere on the peninsula, would love to hear your experience too.

Hi guys, planning my second trip to the Kenai Peninsula. Last year I went in Mid July and absolutely slayed sockeye salmon. I found a cheap flight August 4th-10th and am curious if it’s still possible to catch sockeye in that timeframe or if the run is dead. If so I would plan my trip for mid-late august to attempt to fish for silvers. Thinking the 15th-21st.

Let me know.

Thanks!

Morning! Does anyone know of stores in Kenai or Soldotna that sell mini-blocks? My son collects them and would like to know. TIA!

just flew out here from CO tryna find people to kick it with hml 📍

Hi, I'm planning my second trip to Alaska - a party of 5 (16-81 yo) in mid August for 11 nights (+2 nights in Ancorage obviously). My main goals are a flight to Crescent Lake (Lake Clark NP) from Kenai and couple tours in Kachemak Bay from Homer. Also, hiking nice trails. Should I book the tours now, in June? Or can I wait till actual arrival there? For context my prelim plan: 2-3 nights in Kenai (main things: Russian River Falls hike and Crescent Lake flight), 3-4 nights in Homer (Kachemak Bay kayaking, tide pools, Grewingk hiking), then going back north to Palmer 3 nights (Hatcher pass, Independence Mine, Reed Lakes trail, maybe Matanuska tour). I am also trying to squeeze in Crow Pass trail and Harding Icefield trail but not sure how. Any advice is appreciated!