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Last year, the first major holiday affected by the novel coronavirus pandemic was Easter. Many church leaders, such as Father Jaime Mencias, encouraged…

The 2026 Taste of Homer partners with Homer’s monthly First Friday event at local art galleries to share September art openings with local food providers. Emilie Springer spoke with Lindsay Triewieler at the Homer Chamber for more details on the first year of the combined celebration event.

The American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars are celebrating Veterans Day with their annual parade on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th…

The Homer Peony Celebration kicked off last Friday, with tours and peony art throughout the lower peninsula. The event, the first of what many hope will…

On Friday, Oct. 21, the Anchorage Unangax̂ Dancers took the stage for the very last performance of Quyana Nights, a highly-awaited celebration of traditional dance, featuring more than a dozen dance groups from across Alaska.

Last week the Alaska State Legislature met briefly to appropriate CARES Act funds, the federal pass-through money approved by congress to help alleviate…

Concerns over how it will be paid for by property owners caused the Homer City Council Monday night to postpone passage of water and sewer assessment district.

The Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for Homer’s 62nd annual Winter Carnival. Jan Knutson, the Visitor Center and Special Events Manager with the…

Homer’s Porcupine Theater is celebrating its first anniversary after a year of steady growth and more than 800 monthly members. The community-backed venue is leaning on a subscription model and flexible programming to weather industry-wide challenges.

This weekend, the Alaska Marine Conservation Council, the Kachemak Bay Wooden Boat Society and the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies are teaming up to…