Northern Enterprises Boat Yard, Inc., the largest privately owned dry dock marina in Alaska, is expanding its docks and boat-lifting capabilities in an effort to… Continue reading
Ana Rosa Polit opened Espresso Waves on May 1
New Homer Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center member honored with ceremony.
The Homer News, and its sister publications the Peninsula Clarion and Juneau Empire, won a batch of awards, including second-place, Best Weekly, for the Homer… Continue reading
Knapps brings Tennessee writing experience to Alaska
A plant store, and more. That’s what’s brewing inside the walls of the Wild Berry building on Pioneer Avenue. Darren Williams, owner of Plant Man,… Continue reading
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services recently granted a Five-Star rating in its Care Compare quality program to South Peninsula Hospital’s Long Term Care… Continue reading
It was the year that almost wasn’t for peninsula tourism.
Pandemic work conditions prevented mass mailings of IFQ permits
Three surveys will look at financial impacts before and during the pandemic
Pandemic impact in Bristol Bay alone estimated at $30-40 million
Bates family of Halibut Cove wins mariculture Farm Family of the Year.
Delay of pollock season will allow roe to ripen, making fish more valuable.
Sitka Tribe of Alaska claimed state wasn’t providing “reasonable opportunity” in herring roe harvest.
Looking back at 2020, commercial fishing suffered economic losses from pandemic, other factors.
Located in the heart of Northern Enterprises Boatyard, Homer Marine is go-to place for boat repairs, building.
Coffee stand owner opens cafe in former K-Bay Caffe location
