Lizzy was a common prairie woman, daughter of Norwegian parents who immigrated with little to their name except knowledge of a small farm where they… Continue reading
No one will argue that parking on the Spit has been a constant problem. Over the years, the city has come up with a variety… Continue reading
This past August, Hilcorp made a presentation at Land’s End in Homer to describe the seismic testing they were conducting for possible oil and gas… Continue reading
Family of Duffy Murnane thanks community for continued help and support There are likely few readers of this publication unaware that my cousin, Anesha “Duffy”… Continue reading
Susan Green will be missed It was with great sadness that I read in the Nov. 14 newspaper of the death of Susan Green. I… Continue reading
We are so enamored with Capitalism. Trump represents money. Money is God so Trump is God. Plus his toupee looks like gold. He is a… Continue reading
Thanks for Scandinavian dinner support Thank you to the Homer community for your support of the Scandinavian Dinner at Faith Lutheran Church. We sold out… Continue reading
My work with the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) began as manager of its oil spill planning and response programs several months before the… Continue reading
Nearly all Alaskans have a common problem. They want more money for an increased Permanent Fund Dividend or they want more money for maintaining vital… Continue reading
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
