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Council extends grace period for gas assessments
Homer property owners who missed the Sept. 1 deadline to make Natural Gas Homer Special Assessment District payments…
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Meetings explore fiscal gap solutions
At meetings in Homer and Ninilchik last week, Alaska Department of Revenue Commissioner Randy Hoffbeck laid out the…
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Enrollment down, funding at risk
Enrollment for the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is hovering at 90 fewer students than originally projected, which…
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Reynolds to delay introduction of beach ordinance
A proposed ordinance that would restrict driving on Homer beaches east of Bishop’s Beach won’t be introduced until…
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Homer pickleball players bring home the gold
One of Homer’s newest sports might have a funny name, but pickleball has become a great sport accessible…
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Injuries sustained at fairgrounds plague quilter year after incident
The intricate patterns of quilts made by Laveda Youngblood reflect the 80-year-old’s artistry. For more than 20 years,…
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Increase in stranded sea otters seen
There has been a recent increase in the number of dead sea otters washing ashore on Kachemak Bay…
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Seaton holds meetings on revenue this week
As the city of Homer starts its budget debate at the next Homer City Council meeting on Monday,…
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Citizens pay up for gas
On Tuesday, a week after Homer property owners were to have paid the first installment on their Homer…
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10 things to know about upcoming load and launch ramp replacement
1. The Load and Launch Ramp will be closed Sept. 15-Dec. 15. 2. Rebar sticks out of the…
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It’s a wrap
Update: The caption has been corrected on the fishhook sculpture photo properly identifying it as a circle hook.…
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Warm summers prepare for spruce bark beetle return
If you lived in the woods on the Kenai Peninsula in the 1990s, you may not want to…
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Local peonies grace Obama hotel suite
Though President Barack Obama’s three-day visit to Alaska this week didn’t bring him to the lower Kenai Peninsula,…