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Assembly sets school funding floor
The roughly $56.2 million amount is less than the $58.2 million requested last month but is more than…
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Senate committee hears correspondence school allotment bill
A superior court judge ruled earlier this month that the allotments are unconstitutional
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Federal rule for Cook Inlet EEZ commercial fishing published, implements May 30
The rule comes after years of back and forth that began in 2012
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Homer community ‘walks in’ to support education funding
The protest called for an increase to the BSA and legislative support for public education
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Seward buildings included in national historic survey
Seward’s Brown and Hawkins Buildings included in the Historic American Buildings Survey at the Library of Congress in…
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Safe and Healthy Kids Fair returns to Homer High School on Saturday
The South Peninsula Hospital spring Safe and Healthy Kids Fair returns to Homer for the 31st year. The…
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Kenai Peninsula job outlook outpaces other parts of Alaska
During one of the first panels of the Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District’s Industry Outlook Forum, held Thursday,…
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Schwartz wins 29th Anchor Point Salmon Derby
The annual tournament took place on Saturday, April 27
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Comp plan project leaders launch community survey
The survey will be open through June 21 and will capture wider community input
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Council resolves to consider cruise ship impacts, possible policies
Resolution 24-048 directs Homer commissions to conduct conversations with city staff and stakeholders
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Seward’s Red Eye Rides marks 2 years of a ‘little idea’ to connect communities
Around two years ago, Angel Patterson-Moe drove in the middle of the night from Seward to Anchorage and…
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Seward students explore future ambitions at Career Day
Seward High School hosted roughly two dozen Kenai Peninsula businesses Wednesday, April 24, for the second annual Career…
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Homer sophomore attends state Future Farmers of America meet in Palmer
The event took place April 16-19