Another in a series of short historical reminiscences to mark the 30th anniversary of the Homer Foundation, Alaska’s first community foundation. The series has been… Continue reading
Letters home span the entire length of World War II from a Navy corpsman’s perspective.
Diamond Ridge hike offers wildflowers, views of Kachemak Bay and Cook Inlet.
Sun, rain have cause perennials and shrubs to bloom magnificently.
Even though the rain came down Saturday morning, the Homer Farmers Market still had plenty of folks streaming in. What is it that will bring… Continue reading
Heath, Bittner and Epperson helped created Homer’s community foundation.
Peony farm, art classes led Martin back to an interest in art.
A quintessentially American drink cools off any Fourth of July celebration.
Up at Chez Betster in the hinterlands of Homer, it’s been cold dark 30 the best week — so chilly that the heater kicks in… Continue reading
If you can imagine how hard it is to farm, think about how hard it is to get fresh food.
Homer Council on the Arts, Pier One Theatre and Bunnell Street Arts Center offer live music and theater this month.
Stalled, dead and late plants are part of the challenge of gardening at latitude 59.5 north.
The weather may be scattered with some rain this weekend, but the sun should come out on Sunday, bringing fun outings and exploration for all.… Continue reading
After a cold winter, it has been a cool summer. But even though tourists may be bundling up in down parkas to hang out on… Continue reading
Fourth of July weekend opens with First Friday exhibits.
Ninilchik artist Argent Kvasnikoff’s ‘Tuyanitun: Tuggeht’ will be installed at Tuggeht — Bishop’s Beach
Need a hug? The Homer Farmers Market has them, but veggies go fast.
The Solstice might be over, but we still have 18 hours and 42 minutes of daylight, which ought to be enough to get out and… Continue reading
As summer proceeds, little chores keep garden on track.
Food Hub also is an option for locally grown food.
