Homer senior center board seeks to declare bankruptcy
The IRS last week levied $138,000 from the local nonprofit’s bank accounts.
Cook Inletkeeper celebrates 20 years of electronics recycling
More than 646,000 pounds of electronic waste has been diverted from local landfills.
Bunnell Avenue, Ohlson Lane improvements to move forward
The Homer City Council awarded the project contract to East Road Services, Inc. last Monday.
Council supports ‘No Mow May’ efforts
Resolution 25-028 was passed on April 14 and supports promotion by the Homer Area Beekeepers Association.
Return of the cranes
The first cranes of the year have been spotted returning to Kachemak Bay to nest.
An enduring legacy — Kenai National Wildlife Refuge cabins
My first encounter with Kenai National Wildlife Refuge cabins was as a Youth Conservation Corp leader in 1984 (41 years…
Off the shelf: Time and space and the human heart
Contemporary novel combines historical and science fiction for a gripping, emotional journey.
Homer High School announces spring recipients of Mariner Way award
These traits include toughness, compassion, drive, integrity, character, sportsmanship and citizenship.
Homer musicians to make Alaska debut of conceptual piece ‘We...
The work is being performed by select choirs in all 50 states and nine additional countries.
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Wellness workshop tackles rural public health concerns
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More than 600 gather for ‘Sustained Resistance, Makes a Difference’...
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Seward freshman wins 35th Caring for the Kenai with thermal...
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Spurr activity ‘declined slightly’
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Peninsula organizations awarded mental health trust grants
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Assembly kills resolution asking for option to cap property tax...
Baseball roundup: Homer notches wins
Friday
Colony track and field teams sweep Homer Invitational
The Colony girls and boys track and field teams swept the Homer Invitational on Friday at Homer High School.
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Thursday: Kenai girls top Homer; boys play to scoreless tie
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Homer’s Faulkner, Snaric win Alaska Sports Hall of Fame Directors’...
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Homer baseball tops Petersburg, Ketchikan at round robin
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Registration now open for 2025 Community Steps Challenge
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Alaska Sports Hall of Fame nominates Homer football player for...
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SoHi gets 2 individual wins, 4 relay wins at Big...
Mary Penney and Her 1898 Alaska adventure — Part 4
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Mary L. Penney and a group of other gold-seeking stockholders in the Kings County Mining Company of Brooklyn,…
A complete meal for when you’re pinching pennies
My mother always kept a large tub of rice and beans, provisions she called “struggle food.”
Letters to the Editor
Your legislators’ votes impact our daily lives
Opinion: To prevent abuse and neglect, support child care providers
Laurie Mead, the owner of Kyrie N’ Friends, a licensed child care facility in Soldotna, serves a hot meal for…
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Opinion: Vance fails to be frank about hard reality of...
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Letters to the Editor
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Point of View: Tell your representatives SAVE Act is not...
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Begich in lockstep with Trump, not Alaskans
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Point of View: No more money without accountability — No...
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Point of View: Fire season starts before Iditarod ends
From crayons to showcase
Homer youth showcases her creativity in gallery exhibit.
Best Bets
So many exciting things happening this week! Check out the first ever Growers’ Conference at KBC on Friday and Saturday,…
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Juneau refugee family gets ‘leave immediately’ notice; four people affiliated...
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Updated: KPBSD chooses Pederson as next Homer High principal
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Alaska Sports Hall of Fame nominates Homer football player for...
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Kachemak Bay Birders kicks off 17th year of shorebird monitoring...
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Assembly kills resolution asking for option to cap property tax...
