War affects veterans who make it home differently. For one Homer veteran, talking about what happened during his deployment to Vietnam during the height of… Continue reading
Kizzia’s book looks at McCarthy history from 1938 to the town’s revival as a tourist destination.
The new station will provide 20,000 gallons of water for fire suppression
The Homer City Council held a public hearing for Ordinance 21-62 concerning a flat tax on aircrafts.
The game was held to fight against social isolation in senior communities caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tillion died Wedneday, Oct. 13, at Halibut Cove home.
13-year-old Malamute found after missing seven days
Draft proposals carve out Fritz Creek, Fox River and put in Kodiak-Prince William Sound district.
New charging station installed with grant support from Alaska Energy Authority.
Jason Davis was sworn in on Monday to serve in the interim position on the Homer City Council.
Numerous businesses close for a day or longer for testing of staff as 400th Alaskan dies of COVID-19.
Memories resurface of ‘64 earthquake for woman who survived it.
The Homer Chamber of Commerce is hosting the second annual Homer Peony Celebration July 9-24.
A six-person jury determined Anesha “Duffy” Murnane, then 38, died of a homicide.
Visitors are invited to celebrate Independence Day in Seldovia with a day full of activities.
Almost 40 volunteers helped clean up Kachemak Bay State Park in honor of National Trails Day
The Homer Chamber of Commerce is hosting the first annual Homer Halibut Tournament Sept. 24-25
Alaska’s Chief Medical Officer holds meet-and-greet, visits pop-up clinic on Spit.
After a year hiatus, Homer’s annual Pottery Studio Tour returned to bring fun, beauty and education to ceramic enthusiasts May 15-16. With five studios participating… Continue reading
142 species counted during annual festival
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