News
Two southern peninsula residents die of COVID-19
South Peninsula Hospital has adequate reserves for medical oxygen despite increased demand.
Community
Peatlands exhibit at Pratt merges art and conservation
In its exhibits, the Pratt Museum &Park has used artistic expression to explore scientific concepts like plankton, the…
News
SPH holding steady in COVID-19 surge
Despite hospital crisis in Anchorage, Homer’s hospital not impacted, spokesperson tells Homer City Council.
Community
Roll ‘em: DocFest returns for 17th year
Homer Documentary Film Festival returns with COVID-19 precautions and a solid line up of films.
News
Homer schools go to universal masking
Increase in COVID-19 cases prompts Homer schools to require universal masking until at least Sept. 21.
Community
‘Recover’ brings Burning Basket back to Spit
Basket in a time of pandemic will seek to rebuild community, organizer Muller says.
Opinion
In remembrance of 9-11, strive to reunite
The tragedy of Sept. 11 brought us together as a nation — and can bring us together again.
Community
Group shows featured in First Friday openings
Two large group shows opening this Friday offer chances to see the breadth and depth of Alaska art.…
News
Anchor Point man dies of COVID-19
Alaska, peninsula remain at high alert level, but cases starting to drop.
News
District reports 130 COVID-19 cases in schools, 930 close contacts
Seward schools joined Port Graham School, Susan B. English School and Tebughna School in requiring masks due to…
News
Three Homer men die of COVID-19
Deaths of Homer men announced through death certificate review.
News
Council meets with a full body again
For the first time since Evensen resignation, council has six members present