Races for State Legislature come into focus after filing deadline
Incumbents Sen. Jesse Bjorkman and Reps. Justin Ruffridge and Sarah Vance are all facing challengers
Public comment period open for proposed Hilcorp project
Comments must be received by June 17 at 4:30 p.m.
Board of Education OKs purchase of land for Kachemak Selo...
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School Board voted unanimously at Monday evening’s board meeting to approve the borough purchase agreement for…
Homer Pride to hold Liberation events through June
The nonprofit honors Pride month and Juneteenth in joint celebration
Nikolaevsk, Forest school charters not moving forward
A pair of proposed charter schools on the southern Kenai Peninsula will not be moving forward. Kenai Peninsula Borough School…
Kenai Peninsula Orchestra presents summer concert
The Kenai Peninsula Orchestra presents their summer performance, “Scandinavian Summer,” at two venues on the Kenai Peninsula this weekend. The…
Reeling ‘Em In: High tides and a little hope
Last week we reported that the Fishing Hole’s chinook run has been about as productive as trolling behind a state…
School board directs KPBSD to begin restoring cut positions
The board had previously advanced and approved a budget based on “the worst-case scenario” of no additional funding for the state
Holland to stay on as school district superintendent
Clayton Holland will remain the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s superintendent through June 2027 after the district’s Board of Education…
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Commercial drift fishing outlook published by Fish and Game ahead...
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Fishing vessel capsizes near Ninilchik, all occupants rescued
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‘You can’t be a fisherman if you’re not an optimist’
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SeaLife Center admits 2 more seal pups to wildlife response...
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Grants, borough to support HEA effort to mitigate dangerous trees
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Panel discussion on local addiction treatment services to take place...
Refuge readies for another season of Guided Discovery Hikes
Guided Discovery Hikes are scheduled for every Friday and Saturday from June 21 to Aug. 30
Mouth to Mouth Wild Run and Ride celebrates 11 years
Inletkeeper put on the 11th Mouth to Mouth Wild Run and Ride Monday, May 27, on the beaches between the…
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State track: Peninsula athletes take 7 individual titles, 5 relays
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Kenai Central girls, Soldotna boys claim DII soccer titles
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Refuge Notebook: Loon calls, campfire s’mores and prebooked campsites herald...
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Youth fishing opportunities available in June
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Reeling ‘Em In: Fishing picks up with the tide
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Out of the Office: Next chapter
Going green, in the yard and on the table
This dish is fragrant, satisfying, and has a wealth of protein and nutrition, perfect for after a day spent in the dirt
A violent season — Part 2
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Although the focus of this interconnected series of stories rests squarely upon actions that occurred in or near…
Letters to the Editor
Dear Homer Community,
Letters to the Editor
Thanks due for a successful Shorebird fest
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Notes on election integrity from an election worker
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Point of View: Misunderstanding the First Amendment
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Letters to the Editor
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My Turn: It is possible to be pro-tourism and believe...
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Opinion: The imaginary transgender sports crisis
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Opinion: Hilcorp Alaska: Powering Southcentral Alaska — past, present and...
Celebrating summer
June First Friday exhibits are inspired by Alaskan wilderness
Pet of the Week: Asa
To say we’re surprised that Asa is still here would be an understatement! This brave beauty has been waiting for…
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1 dead, 3 missing after boat capsizes near Seward
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Refuge Notebook: Loon calls, campfire s’mores and prebooked campsites herald...
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Homer man convicted of attempted sexual assault
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‘May the spirit of Memorial Day remind us of the...
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Borough assembly introduces ordinance to amend gravel pit regs
