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City Manager Koester resigns for job in Juneau
Katie Koester, the city’s Homer-born-and-raised city manager, resigned on Monday to take a job in Alaska’s capital city.
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Council passes 2020 — and 2021 — budgets
At its last regular meeting of 2019, the Homer City Council passed one of its most important actions…
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Search to be held in Ninilchik for missing woman
Update: This story has been updated to note that a canvass also will be done on Saturday in…
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Homer gets its second full traffic signal
Homer’s second all-way traffic signal, and first-ever four-way stoplight, became operational on Tuesday. Contractors powered up the signal…
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Anchor Point man seriously injured in pedestrian-vehicle collision
An Anchor Point man suffered serious injuries when a van struck him near Mile 163 Sterling Highway last…
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Fish and Game proposes repeal of ban on personal watercraft in areas of Kachemak Bay
An old fight over public access, recreational use and the protection of critical habitats is playing out again…
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It’s a great day to bird — Homer’s birds and the birders who love them
Correction: Carol Harding is the chair of the Kachemak Bay Birders. Also, her correct email address is carolgharding1@gmail.com.
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Organizations open arms to community with Thanksgiving meals
Thanksgiving and other holidays are generally a time when families come together around a table to enjoy a…
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No new leads in case of missing Homer woman
The search continues for missing Homer woman Anesha “Duffy” Murnane, 38.
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U.S. Congress candidate Alyse Galvin makes stop in Homer
After making a respectable run to unseat Alaska’s sole U.S. Representative, Don Young, in 2018, Anchorage’s Alyse Galvin…
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Homer’s first marijuana cultivator granted license
Almost two years after it first applied for a standard cultivation permit, Alaska Loven It — the first…