Title 21 code rewrite to begin in January
Homer comprehensive plan project leaders updated the city council last month
Study says pipeline would be better for economy than gas...
The study was triggered by a request from the Legislature for an independent third-party review of a project proposal
Legislators talk funding, priorities at school board work session
The priorities are largely unchanged from previous years
School board mulls community survey for possible 4-day week
The board considered a set of surveys gauging from staff, parents and older students
4 Homer High seniors participate in 2024 ‘Nutcracker’
There are four Homer High School seniors participating in the 2024 Homer “Nutcracker” production: Sofia Loboy, Tiya Marushev, Natalia Sherwood…
Finding the perfect gift
The annual Nutcracker Faire, hosted by Homer Council on the Arts, highlights Kenai Peninsula arts, crafts and food
Local writer publishes his fifth book
“Uncommon Weather” portrays Alaska and Alaskans in a way not often represented
Kenai accepts funds for 2018 and 2020 fishery disasters
Disaster relief is still outstanding for 2021, 2022 and 2023
Seward approves raises for city staff, rejects bed tax increase
The third and final public hearing on Seward’s budget will be held on Dec. 16
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Seward adds 3rd full-time paid firefighter
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Food bank’s ‘Adopt-A-Turkey’ fundraiser extended through end of year
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School board hears from schools about more restrictive cellphone policies
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Clam Gulch resident sentenced to over 270 years for sexual...
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State certifies election results
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Civil air patrol to offer emergency radio training
Kenai Peninsula wrestling teams warm up for conference tourneys
Kenai Peninsula wrestling teams warmed up for upcoming conference tournaments by getting in tournament action this weekend.
Ohlson Mountain Rope Tow completes annual safety inspection
The club prepares meeting to elect new board members
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Prep cross-country skiing season commences with Turkey Skate
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Homer wrestlers pick up pair of dual victories at Nikiski’s...
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Parts of refuge open for snowmachining
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Homer Kachemak Kings host peninsula swim meet
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Assembly commends Homer High football
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Wrestling: Homer boys win Bush Brawl at Kotzebue
The 2 most deadly years — Part 7
AUTHOR’S NOTE: The two most deadly years for people on or near Tustumena Lake were 1965 and 1975. This series…
Years Ago
Homer happenings from years past
Letters to the Editor
A Christmas message for all
Annual Homer Christmas Bird Count to take place Saturday
This year marks the 125th annual National Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count (CBC) — the longest running citizen science survey…
It’s beginning to look like Christmas
The KP Brass Band plays “Jingle Bells” and other holiday and classic favorites during the Homer Chamber of Commerce’s annual…
Homer Nutcracker tradition returns to the Mariner stage
After months of dedicated rehearsal time, the Homer “Nutcracker” last Saturday debuted the first 2024 show.
