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“I think of the tree as a survivor. It survived the worst that humanity could throw at it."

One of Alaska’s oldest and influential voices in fisheries and fiscal policy has died.

Candidates for Homer City Council sat down Thurs. night at Land’s End for a forum sponsored by the Homer Chamber of Commerce. Five candidates are running…

On Thursday, the Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) will be unveiling the first fast-charging station to be installed on Alaska’s highway system as part of a…

Last week the three men seeking election to the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly representing District 9, the South Peninsula, faced off in an online…

The three men running for a three-year seat on the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly representing District 9, the South Peninsula, faced off in another…

On Thursday morning’s Covid Brief vaccination efficacy, herd immunity, and booster shots were the topics of the day, as Alaska continues to lead the…

Homer artist Brad Hughes recently hosted a showing of the Loved and Lost Memorial Bench and a look into its current stage of completion. Hughes has been…

It’s not just schools, restaurants, and hospitals experiencing a workforce shortage, the Homer Police Department has faced those challenges as well,…

This week there’s a new artist in residence at the Bunnell Street Art Center with a rather unique mobile studio. Jimmy Riordan, a multidisciplinary artist…