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Generosity good for both body, soul — no matter if the gift is small, large
When Bruce and I moved to Anchor Point in 1978, it was a very different place than it…
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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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It’s time for Cabin fever variety show
The long-running Cabin Fever Variety Show in Anchor Point will take place on Saturday, Jan. 30 beginning at…
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Damage minimal, but quake still memorable
Sunday morning’s quake broke bottles and pottery, popped open beer taps and kept people up for hours if…
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Ordinances on cannabis, beach policy introduced
The Homer City Council on Monday introduced two potentially controversial ordinances that could lead to spirited public hearings…
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Suspect arrested, tries to run, but recaptured
Even though he tried to escape twice, Alaska State Troopers and Homer Police last week tracked down, caught…
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Big quake causes very little damage
The lower Kenai Peninsula continued cleaning up this week and reassessing disaster plans after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake…
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Quake rattles Homer, breaks bottles, plates; no major damage
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake at 1:30 a.m. Sunday started with a short, sharp shock and kept rolling for…
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Homer Police, troopers catch wanted AP man
This story was updated at 2:15 p.m Homer Police and Alaska State Troopers today caught an Anchor Point…
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In Brief
KBRR council seeks members The Kachemak Bay Research Reserve Community Council has openings on its citizen advisory group.…
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Mariner girls take second place at Nikiski tournament
Homer’s girls varsity basketball team took second place overall at the 27th annual Nikiski Tip Off Tournament that…
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AMP tests under scrutiny
Some legislators are seeking an end to the Alaska Measures of Progress and Alaska Alternate Assessment tests. Rep.…
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KBBI RECOGNIZES RANDI SOMERS, STATION STAPLE
For the first time in KBBI history, the radio station dedicated a section of their music library for…