A Splendid, Dangerous Place
Kenai Peninsula history gathering 50 years ago remains relevant and rousing
As Homer News moves to a new building, former and current employees reflect on changes
Although Warren Melville Nutter was a resident of Seward for most of the 1930s, the latter 1940s and the early…
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Warren Melville Nutter spent the final 32 years of his life on the Kenai Peninsula, working mainly as…
The event was hosted in Cordova
AUTHOR’S NOTE: After more than two decades serving in the military and teaching in various classrooms, Warren Melville Nutter came…
AUTHOR’S NOTE: On the Kenai Peninsula, Warren Melville Nutter would become known primarily as a premiere bounty trapper of coyotes,…
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Warren Melville Nutter — known by many residents of the Kenai Peninsula as “William” or “Bill” — came…
AUTHOR’S NOTE: My search for Warren Melville Nutter began as part of a book project with former backcountry ranger Gary…
Homer homesteader Dorris James turns 100
In 1880, before anyone was recorded as a resident on Tustumena Lake, the U.S. Census noted the general sparseness of…
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Sometimes it seems as though the resolution of a criminal investigation, the resulting hearings or trials, and the…