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Pipeline may come to Ladd Landing; coal terminal won’t
After its May decision to stop seeking permits, Delaware-based PacRim Coal is giving up what had been a…
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Board makes call about on-site cannabis consumption
A proposal that would allow on-site consumption of marijuana will go out for public comment after the Alaska…
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Assembly introduced bed tax ordinance
Voters may get to decide whether Kenai Peninsula Borough hotels and bed-and-breakfasts should have to charge a bed…
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Utililites pitch expansion at Bradley Lake hydroplant
Railbelt utility leaders want the Alaska Energy Authority to approve a $46.4 million expansion of the Bradley Lake…
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Fresh food inspires regional cuisine
A little over a year ago I took a trip to visit a friend in Japan. The culture…
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Speakman is new chamber director
Debbie Speakman has accepted the position of Executive Director for the Homer Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center.…
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ACPE Cuts Refi Rates for Alaskans Repaying Student Loans
The Alaska Commission on Post Secondary Education offers student loan refinancing at 4.95 percent. Qualifying borrowers can use…
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Speakman is new chamber director
Debbie Speakman has accepted the position of Executive Director for the Homer Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center.…
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New year, same stalemate
It might be the peak of summer, but it feels a lot more like Groundhog Day in Alaska…
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Coast Guard seeks comments on CIRCAC recertification
The U.S. Coast Guard seeks comments on recertification of the Cook Inlet Regional Citizens Advisory Council. CIRCAC has…
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Peninsula food hub expands to Anchorage
The Kenai Peninsula Food Hub is expanding its reach to Anchorage with a weekly pickup in Spenard. The…
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To change and how? — question facing Homer’s small businesses
When Will Files sold Tech Connect to Craig and Gayle Forrest in 1997, it was because things were…
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Peonies poppin’ on Pioneer
It’s July and the peonies on Pioneer Avenue are popping. Did you see those huge crimson buds on…