News
No. 1 celebration
Homer author Tom Kizzia holds a Homer Bookstore T-shirt at an event last Saturday honoring him for his…
News
Open-access fishery created for scallops
The Alaska Legislature’s failure to extend the limited entry program for weathervane scallop fishing, which expired Dec. 30,…
News
Risks, rewards to state LNG stake
There are huge benefits for the state if Gov. Sean Parnell’s proposed state participation in a North Slope…
News
Minimum wage initiative will be on primary ballot
ANCHORAGE (AP) — An initiative letting voters decide whether to raise the minimum wage in Alaska has met…
News
Business After Hours to be at luxury rental property
The Homer Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours will be from 5-7 p.m. today at Second Star, 5620…
News
Homer Electric offers youth opportunities
Homer Electric will award a number of academic or vocational scholarships in 2014. The scholarships are available for…
News
Exploration off 38 percent, but producing mines strong
JUNEAU — Mining is good for Alaska’s economy, but while the state’s six producing mines are holding up…
News
Project draws attention to renewable energy goal
JUNEAU — In 2010, the state adopted an energy policy that, among other things, set a goal of…
News
Housing market heating up
Increased oil and gas activity are driving the central Kenai Peninsula real estate market, according to local realtors.…
News
You gotta have heart
SVT Health and Wellness employees give a shout-out to National Wear Red Day, Feb. 7, promoting awareness of…
News
Federal fishing act getting attention
Commercial and recreational fishermen in the United States are hoping that an amendment to the Magnuson-Stevens Act will…
News
Projects expected to bring boom to peninsula
In the fall of 2013 a wave of announcements for development in the Nikiski industrial area began making…
News
Kenai Peninsula economic outlook: Job growth slows a little, still steady
While job growth has risen steadily in the past few years, a state economist predicts a slight decrease…