News
Council knocks off 26-item punch list
With an agenda rivaling a contractor’s punch list of things to do before freeze up, the Homer City…
News
Another great event in Homer
On June 19-20, the Kachemak Bay Celtic Club had the good fortune and perfect weather to entertain residents…
News
Put this on your to-do list
Back-to-school preparation begins now, and an important part of that is making sure your child’s health is in…
News
Nature of the Spit
In 1966, when Daisy Lee Bitter, then a middle school science teacher in Anchorage, first brought a school…
News
Warm weather means banner year for those growing oysters in bay
The Kachemak Shellfish Mariculture Association, or KSMA, has been cultivating its dream of a local oyster hatchery in…
Outdoors & Recreation
Silvers pickier than pinks (and taste better, too)
Let’s face it. Putting the hammer on silvers while they are cruising beneath our inlet waters or doing…
Community
Wild Shore fest designed to inspire, create new music
What do you hear when the tide rushes in or deviously trickles out? A soothing change of pace?…
News
City ends hook’s shudders
You can’t venture onto the Homer Spit without noticing something new and interesting — totes of beautiful red…
Obituaries
John Edward “Ed” Tillman
John Edward Tillman, 48, died at home in Homer on July 10, 2015. A memorial service will be…
Community
Announcements
Homer Thrift, the resale store operated by South Peninsula Haven House, has moved to a new location on…
Outdoors & Recreation
Minnesota woman takes lead in derby
It was an interesting past week for the sports fishing crowd. A distaff member of the flatfish hunting…
News
What happens to those halibut after being caught?
When you pull over Baycrest Hill and catch a glimpse of the Spit, it almost looks like a…
Community
Troopers
June 26 Alaska Wildlife Troopers cited a 44-year-old Homer man and an 18-year-old Homer man for failing to…