Obituaries
James Randall Kvasnikoff
James Randall Kvasnikoff, 46, died April 10, 2014, at the Nanwalek Clinic in Nanwalek. Funeral services were held…
Community
Announcements
Sandhill crane monitoring season has started. Sandhill cranes have been reported on the ground in Homer. Please report…
Sports
Kenai boys, Soldotna girls take first in Homer Invite
The Homer Invite attracted athletes from 15 schools on and off the Kenai Peninsula Friday and Saturday. In…
News
Class offered for new North Slope workers
A one-day, six-module “NSTC Unescorted Program,” plus a hydrogen sulfide/iron sulfide class is being offered by Kachemak Bay…
News
Court hears oral arguments on setnet-ban initiative
ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Fisheries Conservation Alliance and the State of Alaska each made their case to an…
News
Resolution pending for CIRI, Buccaneer gas dispute
A dispute between Buccaneer Energy, Cook Inlet Region Inc. and the state of Alaska over natural gas royalties…
Obituaries
Tammy Reeve
Kasilof resident Tammy Reeve, 49, died April 12, 2014. A viewing was 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, April 15, 2014,…
Community
Announcements
Sandhill crane monitoring season may be early this year. Kachemak Crane Watch has already had a report of…
News
Begich discusses state’s economic future
Democratic U.S. Senator Mark Begich said he remembers driving through the Kenai Peninsula five years ago, shortly after…
News
‘Lifelong learners’ honored Saturday
Kyra Wagner is the recipient of the Friends of the Homer Library’s 2014 Lifelong Learner Award. Also being…
News
Schools superintendent: Student test scores high, graduation rate too low
It was “school” day at the Homer Chamber of Commerce’s weekly luncheon on Tuesday. Dr. Steve Atwater, Kenai…
Community
Announcements
Kachemak Bay Conservation Society is seeking volunteers to assist at the upcoming Earth Day celebration from noon-6 p.m.…
News
Community turns out for college, career fair
The Homer College, Career and Job Fair attracted between 150-200 people last Friday, according to Kim Frost, student…