There are basic truths that bear repeating: • Keep your garden small; • Weed, if you can; • Water, if…
“Oldies” are a popular radio staple. But that’s for music, not for infrastructure. The southern Kenai Peninsula’s public radio station,…
It’s a day to remember. In 1868, three years after the Civil War ended, Major General John A. Logan issued…
Ouzinkie might not sound like a spring break vacation destination, but for 16 local youths and four adults it offered…
The solstice celebration on March 20 will probably be somewhat sedate due to the fact that it’s been pretty much…
It doesn’t get anymore in our backyard than Woodard Creek. For 541 Homer lots, Woodard Creek not only is in…
It began as a mid-winter event for men to swap hunting and fishing stories. Six years later — or maybe…
Rain, ice and a drought of snow have made this winter almost unbearable for people who would rather be outdoors…
Four years after Emblem Club No. 350 began in Homer, the following notice ran in the two-month-old Homer News in…
Alaska Bible Institute began its 49th year of training and equipping Christians for life and ministry this month. What…
The U.S. Coast Guard’s motto “Semper Paratus” — Latin for “always ready” — perfectly sums up the decades-long attitude of…
The birth of Homer of Hospice started the way many lower Kenai Peninsula organizations began: Someone saw a need, jumped…
For the past summer, residents and visitors driving East End Road past Kachemak Drive have had to endure waits from…
