News
Kenai Peninsula economic outlook: Job growth slows a little, still steady
While job growth has risen steadily in the past few years, a state economist predicts a slight decrease…
News
Financial Peace University provides hope to families in Homer
Christian Community Church in Homer will offer Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University beginning Tuesday. More than two million…
News
Council approves internal loan of $300,000 to harbor building
In a bit of internal accounting, the Homer City Council at its regular Monday meeting approved in a…
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City won’t appeal condo assessment ruling
The city of Homer will not appeal a ruling last month by Superior Court Judge Huguelet in favor…
Outdoors & Recreation
Fatbike Homer: Big Fat Bike Festival is Feb. 21-23
For more than 100 years people have been doing amazing things with bicycles, in Alaska. In 1898 a…
Community
Homer’s Best Bets
As has now become apparent, the Betster has only been posing as a smart-aleck social adviser and in…
Community
AIR artists selected
In response to a call for proposals for its ArtPlace America grants for Old Town Artist in Residence…
Community
Show opens next week
Kenai Peninsula photograph Joe Kashi holds an opening reception of his new exhibit, “Homer Beach Ebb Tide” from…
Community
Artist presents talk
Homer performing artist Lynne Roff presents “Creativity, Complexity and Consciousness in the Performing Arts” at 8 p.m. Saturday…
Community
Faked Alaska visits Saturday
“Faked Alaska: An Evening of Improv” shows at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds, Ninilchik. Presented…
Community
First Friday events moved to this Friday
Because of the Feb. 7 storm, First Friday openings at Bunnell Street Arts Center, Homer Council on the…
News
School Events
Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Chapman School Feb. 14: Volleyball at Cook Inlet Academy, 4 p.m. Feb.…
News
Public speaking contest begins
GoodForAlaskaBlog.com is holding a public speaking contest for middle and high school Alaska students. The theme is “Good…