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City council to hold public hearing on comprehensive plan
The council introduced an ordinance last Monday to adopt the 2045 Comprehensive Plan and will hold a public…
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More than 66,000 Alaskans will lose food stamps within weeks if government shutdown continues
If the federal government shutdown continues, more than 66,000 Alaskans will lose federal food aid within weeks, the…
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Murkowski says she is trying to restore some resilience funding for Alaska villages
Speaking to AFN, the U.S. senator blasted Trump administration actions halting climate-related work; she and others lamented loss…
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Borough assembly swears in new members
Five new members were elected to the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly this year.
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700 in Homer join nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest
At least 25 Alaska communities took part in “No Kings” day Saturday, alongside millions of protesters in over…
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Temporary retail ordinance fails at council meeting
A majority of the Homer City Council voted against introducing the ordinance on Monday.
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Rivers in Alaska, Yukon set to warm: how will this affect salmon?
Research coming from the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research at the University of Colorado Boulder incorporated Indigenous…
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Oct. 14 proclaimed ‘Charlie Kirk Day’ in Alaska
Governor Dunleavy Turning Point USA chapter on the same day
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Council selects location for future rec center
Resolution 25-088, passed Monday, states the council’s preference for two city-owned lots in the town center.
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HEX/Furie CEO, Kenai Chamber receive state business awards
The awards were presented last week by the Alaska Chamber during the Alaska Business Summit.
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Seward certifies final election results
The newly-elected city council members and Mayor Sue McClure were sworn in during Monday’s regular council meeting.
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Realizing a not-so-distant dream
The Homer Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for Fika Coffee Roasters’ new brick-and-mortar location last…
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One dead, dozens rescued and roughly 1,000 displaced in western Alaska communities hit by ex-typhoon
Emergency supplies began to arrive in communities Monday, as search and rescue efforts continued for two people unaccounted…