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School board considers changes to southern peninsula bus routes
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board will decide in June whether the bus route scheduling for southern…
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Top 10 shorebirds make festival soar
The Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival is honored to have the nation’s top birders as guests at the fests,…
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Birds, birders flock to festival
The shorebirds are back, heralds of the northern spring and inspiration for the 2016 Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival…
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Retiring KPC professors looking ahead
Three long-time Kachemak Bay Campus of Kenai Peninsula College professors said their goodbyes as they left their offices…
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Grabowski praised for 32 years of dedication at fire department
How to begin retirement after more than three decades responding to emergencies? By “doing all those things I…
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Fed regs close detox facilities
JUNEAU (AP) — Alaska’s only residential detox facilities for opiate addiction have closed due to a federal regulation…
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Food hub launches in Homer
Kenai Peninsula Food Hub members in the Homer area picked up their first orders on Wednesday from the…
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New Bradley Lake project crawls toward federal OK
The Bradley Lake hydroelectric power plant is one step closer to approval for an amendment to the Bradley…
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Nonprofit Needs
Editor’s Note: Every month to accompany the Pay It Forward column, which is coordinated by The Homer Foundation,…
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Syringe exchange program receives funding for summer pilot program
South Peninsula Syringe Exchange received a $1,000 grant from The Awesome Foundation, providing funding for a pilot program…
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Welcome Home!
Ian Reed, second from left poses with his family after arriving in Homer on Friday afternoon in a…
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Council debates roads, rec
At recent meetings, Homer City Council members have debated philosophical issues such as “Should Homer allow commercial cannabis?”…
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Adding up addiction’s costs
Megan Wiard returned to Homer in March to apologize. The last time she was in her hometown, about…