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Women find place to discuss their roles in agriculture
While more women are turning up soil in the agriculture industry, they are unearthing a unique set of…
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Ohlson Mountain: all about the water
On Christmas Eve, when they could have been enjoying a day off, the small, dedicated crew of Ohlson…
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Seismic, exploration projects underway on Kenai Peninsula
Despite pessimistic oil and gas outlooks, two companies are conducting seismic data-gathering activities on the Kenai Peninsula this…
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Walker orders mariculture task force
Gov. Bill Walker issued an administrative order on Feb. 29 establishing a mariculture task force for shellfish and…
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‘GE’ salmon labeling bill requires third-party review
Sen. Lisa Murkowski introduced a bill on March 3 that would require all genetically engineered salmon to carry…
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Bagel Shop remodels, expands
Bagel Shop co-owner Mikela Aramburu stands at the counter of the new espresso area in the addition to…
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TAPS value settled at $8B for 5 years
The next court battle over the value of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System won’t be for at least another…
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New SBS design center eases remodeling stress
The new design center at Spenard Builders Supply on Lake Street is a result of practical thinking and…
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Apache to shutter Alaska operations
Apache Corporation, which has been exploring oil and gas resources in the Cook Inlet area, announced recently that…
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Business in Brief
City’s deputy clerk named communications director for statewide association Melissa Jacobsen, deputy clerk for the City of Homer,…
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Smaller commercial salmon harvest forecast for Lower Cook Inlet
Commercial salmon fishermen in Lower Cook Inlet can expect about a quarter of 2015’s harvest in 2016, according…
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Trustees hear plans for Fund
The plans before the Legislature to use the Permanent Fund’s investment returns to pay for government have much…
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Business in Brief
Flight company ordered to pay whistleblower pilot ANCHORAGE (AP) — An attorney for a Homer-based Bald Mountain Air…