Editor’s note: This Point of View is part of a series of persuasive essays written by students in Sean Campbell’s AP Language and Composition class.… Continue reading
It’s 37 degrees as I emerge from the dark house into the blue of dawn. When I step off the deck, the cold ground takes… Continue reading
Dear Editor, Alaska Department of Motor Vehicles contractor services are here to stay as our governor cuts state spending. I recently did five transactions that… Continue reading
Dear editor, Greg Sarber has, for some time now, used this forum to spew his right wing fantasies about everything from the “Big Lie” that… Continue reading
Each week I read the Letters to the Editor in the Homer News with interest so I can gain insights into the varied perspectives of… Continue reading
What I’ve learned traveling during a pandemic My spouse and I just got home from six weeks in Arizona and California. We debated about traveling… Continue reading
On the morning of Aug. 27, my husband, Sandy, and I said goodbye as he left home to go fishing with his son. Little did… Continue reading
HCOA keeps the music alive We’d like to thank the Homer Council on the Arts for making their gallery space available at a modest fee… Continue reading
When Alaskans set their minds toward a project, no matter the difficulty, we do what others say, “can’t be done.”
Let’s bring all hands on deck and get to work.
I’m proposing legislation directing $150 million of those funds toward broad, tourism-related relief.
Objects may be closer than they appear — the pandemic is not behind us
Have you been wondering how to make a difference in our world today? With everything else going on, do I even have the energy to… Continue reading
My name is Louie Flora and I am running for a seat on the Homer Electric Association (HEA) Board of Directors, in district 3, which… Continue reading
Fraud in 2020 Election Do not fall for the lie that 50 court cases alleging election fraud in the 2020 presidential election have been decided… Continue reading
It is gray and snowing again, big sloppy wet flakes that turn to rain before reaching the ground. I am buoyed by the forecast which… Continue reading
April is Citizen Science Month, an opportunity for people to get involved in Citizen Science projects all over the country and right in their own… Continue reading
Dear Editor, I read in last week’s letters to the editor that “a lot of people believe … that the last election was stolen from… Continue reading
From Uzintun to lands north of Niqnalchint, Indigenous place names honor First Peoples
Sen. Josh Revak, R-Anchorage, recently stated in an op-ed, “Alaska has and continues to be a shining example of responsible resource and energy development —… Continue reading
