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Harbor Office moves
Mariners looking for the Homer Harbor office at its old location by Ramp 2 won’t have to search…
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Mumford tapped for fish board
Gov. Bill Walker’s office announced May 20 that Robert Mumford has been appointed to the vacant seat on…
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Soldotna council votes to study annexation
Despite the on-record protestations of nearly 30 people, cheered on by an audience of more than 70, the…
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Declining energy sales prompt 9 HEA layoffs
Nine people were laid off from positions within the Homer Electric Association last week. Their departure represents about…
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Governor warns of layoffs without budget deal with lawmakers
JUNEAU — If the Alaska Legislature continues to stall on passing a fully funded state operating budget, 15,000…
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Walker won’t fight with legislators over moving session to Anchorage
JUNEAU — Gov. Bill Walker said Tuesday that he doesn’t agree with legislators about moving the special session…
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After Hours is today
The Fresh Sourdough Express will host May’s Homer Chamber of Commerce’s Business After Hours event. The networking opportunity…
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Free business workshop planned for June 4
A workshop on starting a business will be held from 10 a.m. to noon June 4 at the…
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SPH announces new provider joins team
South Peninsula Hospital welcomes Teresa K. Johnson, MD, a board-certified family practice physician to its active medical staff.…
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HEA warns of scams
Homer Electric Association issued a warning this week that southcentral Alaska utilities, including HEA, have been getting reports…
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Seward leads efforts to train maritime workforce for future
SEWARD — AVTEC, that little school at the end of the road in Seward, happens to be at…
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Farmers Market
How can it be that even though it is the earliest date the Homer Farmers Market has ever…
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Seward develops marine infrastructure
The City of Seward hopes to break ground on its new harbor and breakwater in October, provided it…