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The road to recovery from the Covid-19 Pandemic is not a straight or consistant path. While coronavirus vaccines are available at a half-dozen spots in…

This week on The Coffee Table, we welcome folks from the Homer Chamber of Commerce to the show. Executive Director Brad Anderson and Visitor Center…

The Homer City Council has an opening on it. It was created when Councilmember Joey Evensen resigned in frustration last week. In an email dated Thursday…

Fire Managers are beginning to demobilize the response to the Loon Lake Fire, after reaching 100 percent containment over the weekend. The fire has burned…

Expressing and Sharing Collaborative Arts and Science to Learn About Place Around Us Marybeth Leigh is a professor of Microbiology at the University of…

The king salmon run has hit in Homer’s Nick Dudiak Fishing Lagoon. So many chinook are showing up that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game is opening…

The Kenai Peninsula has been getting more rain than sunshine the last week, and whether it’s a hiatus in the wildfire season or the end of it, now is a…

Most cases of Covid-19 resolve in a couple of weeks, if the patient isn’t among the unfortunate two-or-three percent who die from the disease. But there…

This weekend is going to be very, very busy on the Southern Kenai Peninsula. There are concerts on your lawns, and a Pride plus Juneteenth celebration in…

The Homer City Council at its meeting Monday night heard a presentation about the Ninilchik Traditional Council’s Medical Assisted Treatment Program by…