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Let’s put U.S. back on right course
Just a few more days and we can start to get this nation back on the course to…
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Here’s what road respect looks like
I travel by bike often. As I live on Tamara Street, my route frequently includes East End Road.…
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Pancreatic cancer’s visibility raised
It is unacceptable that there is a cancer for which the relative five-year survival rate is still in…
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Homer sewer rates unfair
Homer sewer rates discriminate against Kachemak City residents, especially those who travel extensively. We are longtime residents of…
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Shame on borough voters
Sure I love animals and care about their welfare. I hereby authorize the Kenai Peninsula Borough to institute…
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ASMI seeks entries in annual photo contest
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute, or ASMI, once again invites photographers from Alaska and beyond to enter their…
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Google crowns Homer eCity for second year
For the second year a row, Google has named Homer the eCity for the state of Alaska. The…
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Kenai to host board work session
JUNEAU — After receiving an influx of written public comments asking it to hold an upcoming meeting in…
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Board of Fisheries once again spurns Central Kenai Peninsula
By the time the Alaska Board of Fisheries holds its next meeting on Upper Cook Inlet fisheries, it…
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State saves fast with new insurance administrator
Health care spending leveled off for the state of Alaska in the last fiscal year, bucking a trend…
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Homer Funeral Home opens new location
Having begun serving the Homer area in 1976, Peninsula Funeral Chapels opened Homer Funeral Home on Diamond Ridge…
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Program aims to get young people into crab fishery
Alaska Bering Sea Crabbers, an organization that represents about 70 percent of the fleet, has launched a program…
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450 inlet fishermen receive aid
More than 1,000 Alaska fishermen will share in $7.5 million worth of payments to mitigate the 2012 fisheries…