Spit road reopened to 2 lanes
Repairs and reinforcement against erosion will continue through December
Local lottery winner donates $1.2 million to Homer Foundation
The gift will support youth programming
Council to hold public hearings on ordinances
The next Homer City Council regular meeting will take place on Monday at 6 p.m.
HEA talks search for new energy sources, hazard trees at...
The utility produces 90% of its electricity using natural gas
Troopers renew not guilty pleas after grand jury indictment
Woodruff, Miller charged with felony first-degree assault for alleged conduct during May arrest in Kenai
On the Screen: ‘Red One’ is light on holiday spirit
Only a few short years ago, movie theaters were dominated by superhero films. The Avengers were the safest box office…
Filling a niche
Yup’ik and Alutiiq artist blends traditional techniques with contemporary methods
Aurora Borealis charter renewal clears school board
The school is seeking routine renewal of its charter through the 2035-2036 school year
Borough approves Chapman School land purchase
Ordinance 2024-19-18 was approved at the Nov. 12 assembly meeting
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Kenaitze charter school proposal given OK by board
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Kenai Aviation, Reeve Air submit proposals to bring air service...
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Senior center during board meeting discloses extensive debt
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City, DOT work to repair storm damage to Spit road
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Saturday update: House District 6 race tightens slightly in new...
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Update: Troopers arrest Anchor Point man wanted on felony warrants
Homer girls place 9th, boys 12th at Lancer Smith
The wrestling tournament brings together the bulk of the Division I and Division II schools
Kenai’s Abigail Price lowers a pair of school records at...
Homer’s Carroll placed 11th in the 100 freestyle prelims and 11th in the 100 backstroke prelims
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Homer wins Best Western Bidarka Round Robin Rumble
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Soldotna wrestlers top Homer in dual meet
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Oilers to skip 2025 season, hope to come back in...
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Wrestling roundup: Results from Mountain City, Monster Mash Duals
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Weekend volleyball: Homer falls to Kenai, Nikiski
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Swimming: Homer’s Carroll qualifies for state
The 2 most deadly years — Part 4
AUTHOR’S NOTE: The two most deadly years for people on or near Tustumena Lake were 1965 and 1975. This series…
A chef is born
Pistachio and pomegranate muffins celebrate five years growing and learning in the kitchen
Letters to the Editor
We’re all in it together
Point of View: We stand with the Kachemak Bay Family...
Our thoughts and hopes are with KBFPC staff, volunteers and clients
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Point of View: Proud to be ‘woke’
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Point of View: Small wins make big impacts at Alaska...
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Letters to the Editor
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Opinion: This could be Alaska’s last shot at bipartisan good
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Opinion: The Democratic Party’s failure of imagination
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Opinion: Charting a course toward seafood independence for Alaska’s vulnerable...
Pets of the Week: Twink and Dink
Nov. 17 was National Black Cat Day. This black cat duo would love to be celebrated and adopted. They are…
Best Bets
One week until Thanksgiving! If you don’t have holiday plans, here’s some great ideas for getting out and giving back…
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City seeks state help for emergency Spit erosion mitigation
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Man arrested for 3 shooting incidents at reproductive clinic, recovery...
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Grand jury indicts 2 troopers on felony assault charge
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Board of Fish to consider expansion of commercial dipnetting fishery
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CARTS considering expansion to southern peninsula
