Simon Lopez

An Anchorage couple say reckless behavior on a Kenai beach is responsible for the death of their service dog, who was hit by a speeding ATV earlier this month; a salvage team is expected to clean up the wreckage of a grounded ship near St. George Island next month; and Pacific Spaceport Complex-Alaska on Kodiak Island could see up to 18 government launches over the next two years.

The City of Seward wants to turn the town’s shuttered middle school into a community recreation center; and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game hosts a youth fishing zone for persons 15 years of age or younger at the Nick Dudiak Fishing Lagoon on August 1st.

A new mockumentary is coming to Homer tonight, built around the niche world of freestyle canoeing; and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game hosts a youth fishing zone for persons 15 years of age or younger at the Nick Dudiak Fishing Lagoon on August 1st.

Filmmaker Samuel Dunning kicks off his Alaska theater tour in Homer Wednesday with Canoe Dig It, a deadpan indie comedy about the world of competitive paddling.

Two of the three candidates for Alaska Senate District C discussed the Permanent Fund Dividend, oil and gas, fisheries, education, and transportation. Guests:Representative Louise StutesHeath SmithCarrie Harris was invited but did not attend

Two of the three candidates for Alaska Senate District C discussed the Permanent Fund Dividend, oil and gas, fisheries, education, and transportation. Guests:Representative Louise StutesHeath SmithCarrie Harris was invited but did not attend

A new mockumentary is coming to Homer tonight, built around the niche world of freestyle canoeing; and a week long theater camp, Broadway Bootcamp, coordinated by Homer’s Jim Anderson will begin next Monday, August 3rd, and finish with a community performance on August 8th.

The Homer City council last night heard from nearly a dozen residents about the future of the Homer pool; and a week long theater camp, Broadway Bootcamp, coordinated by Homer’s Jim Anderson will begin next Monday, August 3rd, and finish with a community performance on August 8th.

The Homer City council last night heard from nearly a dozen residents about the future of the Homer pool; Southcentral Alaska’s largest natural gas utility is asking state regulators to reconsider their decision on a project that would’ve expanded natural gas storage; and Michael Hicks is resigning from the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly, effective Aug. 4.

Southcentral Alaska’s largest natural gas utility is asking state regulators to reconsider their decision on a project that would’ve expanded natural gas storage.