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Potato fest celebrates science, food, friends
At the West Homer Elementary Fourth Annual Potato Fest last week, students proved that science can be both…
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Can Benghazi committee shed light on U.S. violence?
T oday, the House Select Committee on Benghazi is going to convene again, after 30 congressional committee hearings…
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Kachemak City plays key role as ‘good neighbor’
Homer’s eastern neighbor, Kachemak City, is a bit of an enigma to many folks at our end of…
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GLBTS: Good, let’s be thoughtful and serious
I was recently reading an essay “Solitude and Leadership” by William Dersiewiez. He had delivered a speech to a…
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Many help KBBI complete project
When a challenging and complex project is successfully completed there follows a sense of relief and accomplishment. And…
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Congrats to new council member
I would like to thank all that cast their votes Oct. 6. I also express my gratitude to…
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Never too many role models
“Stressed brains can’t learn,” was a clear message from our community’s recent screening of the Paper Tigers movie,…
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Lions say thanks for opportunity
Kachemak Bay Lions would like to thank Paul Banks Elementary and Head Start for allowing us to check…
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New four-way stop: nonsense
Congratulations to Rob Swanson for winning the contract to install a four-way stop at the corner of Pioneer…
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Alaska Bible Institute honors past, envisions future
Next month, Alaska Bible Institute marks its 50th year of training and equipping Christians for life and ministry.…
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School district hosts first budget meetings
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is crowdsourcing for a second year to assist with budget development. Superintendent…
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KHLT honors Toby Tyler for loving the land
To hear Richard Wilson “Toby” Tyler tell it, he hasn’t done anything award-worthy. The Kachemak Heritage Land Trust…
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Whales delight with lingering autumn shows
If you’ve spent more than 10 minutes out on the end of the Spit any time in the…