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Simon Lopez

Reporter/ Host

Simon Lopez is a long time listener of KBBI Homer. He values Kachemak Bay’s beauty and its overall health. Simon is community oriented and enjoys being involved in building and maintaining an informed and proactive community.

  • Early General Election results show central Kenai Peninsula residents favor repealing Alaska’s ranked-choice voting system and clarifying citizen-only voting in state elections.
  • For Alaskans who rely on heating oil to keep their homes warm, there’s not much of a choice whether to buy it.
  • For Alaskans who rely on heating oil to keep their homes warm, there’s not much of a choice whether to buy it.
  • Homer’s two incumbent city council members lead after Tuesday’s election, according to unofficial results from the city; and on Thursday November 5th Homer Public Library will host “The Once and Future Short Story,” a discussion with local writers Nancy Lord, Rich Chiappone and Nikki Ervice.
  • Homer’s two incumbent city council members lead after Tuesday’s election, according to unofficial results from the city; and on Thursday November 5th Homer Public Library will host “The Once and Future Short Story,” a discussion with local writers Nancy Lord, Rich Chiappone and Nikki Ervice.
  • Alaska hatchery operators have agreed to place a cap on the amount of eggs they can take from pink and chum salmon for the next five years.
  • The superintendent of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District says school board members should vote down a proposed elementary charter school in Soldotna; and the federal government has poured hundreds of millions of dollars into Alaska as part of a nationwide effort to boost the health of the United States’ rural communities.
  • The superintendent of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District says school board members should vote down a proposed elementary charter school in Soldotna; and the federal government has poured hundreds of millions of dollars into Alaska as part of a nationwide effort to boost the health of the United States’ rural communities.
  • This year’s Halloween candy exchange will take place at the Homer Medical Center on Tuesday November 3rd.
  • This year’s Halloween candy exchange will take place at the Homer Medical Center on Tuesday November 3rd.