An Open Letter to Alaskans Unlike Governor Dunleavy, we speak directly to you. Recall Dunleavy remains a broad, bipartisan, Alaskan-driven movement of people who care… Continue reading
Thirty years ago, the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill forever changed our relationship with Alaska’s oil production and transportation industries. Devastated by the enormity of… Continue reading
Many people do not realize that Homer Thrift, located on Ocean Drive, is a program of South Peninsula Haven House. Through employment security and on-the-job… Continue reading
As Homer eases from fall into winter, we expect transformation: the shortening of daylight hours, falling temperatures, the migration of birds south, and the final… Continue reading
Girl Scouts appreciate
support for India trip This August I traveled to India with my Girl Scout Troop and other Girl Scouts from around the… Continue reading
I’m sure by now most of Homer knows that the Homer writer’s conference was one of the first things to get the chop when the… Continue reading
The Department of Natural Resources shares Guthrie’s belief that “this land was made for you and me.”
Schroers keep public radio going KBBI would like to extend a sincere thank you to Dave and Beth Schroer for their continued support of KBBI… Continue reading
Earlier this year, Alaska was torn apart by a supposed choice between slashing education, health care and other government services, vs. slashing our Permanent Fund… Continue reading
Bernie Sanders changed his affiliation so he could run as a Democrat. Marianne Williamson changed her affiliation so she could run as a Democrat. I… Continue reading
Emily Johnson returns home to Alaska every year to spend time with her family during traditional times of subsistence harvest. During her stay, the Yup’ik… Continue reading
Cosmic gratitude Sincerest cosmic gratitude to all that attended the benefit at Moose Run on Sunday, Oct. 6. I was quite honored and surprised at… Continue reading
Since President Donald Trump’s first day in office, and from my first day as his health secretary, our country’s opioid crisis has been one of… Continue reading
Do people want seismic testing at expense of marine life? Seismic testing, let alone drilling for oil in Cook Inlet — there goes the halibut… Continue reading
The state of Alaska has ranked number one for the past four years as the state with the highest rate of women being killed by… Continue reading
What do we do when we experience conflict? How do we feel when we know that we have been harmed? Communities and schools across the… Continue reading
The North Pacific Fishery Management Council (Council) is meeting in Homer this week for the first time in 36 years. A major item up for… Continue reading
