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  • Teresa "Tessie" Evans poses for a photo in her graduation regalia
    Meet Theresa 'Tessie' Evans, Nanwalek's first Deaf graduate
    Tessie's father, Tommy Evans, said his wife Ann, "basically told the school district that not she's not leaving. [Tessie] is not leaving, she's staying with her in the village.”He began to get choked up. “She did really good. Just pays off having a strong Mom like that. Strong community, strong culture, strong beliefs.”
  • Homer City Council honors Elaine Grabowski, introduces HERC and harbor funding
    The council recognized a community member for decades of service, introduced funding for gymnasium floor repairs and approved engineering for a $22 million harbor float system.
  • April is Homer's month for Jubilee!
    The stage component feature of Homer’s 2026 spring Jubilee arts festival will take place on Friday this weekend. KBBI’s Emilie Springer spoke with the program director and some of the senior performers about what this presentation will offer the community.
  • Eva Saulitis to be Honored Friday in Homer
    The community of Homer is mourning the death of a beloved writer, scientist and teacher. Eva Saulitis died January 16th of cancer. Homer Council on the…
  • Coffee Table: Homer Doc Fest goes on with Covid accomodations
    Jay Barrett/KBBIThe 17th Homer Documentary Film Festival kicked off Thursday at the Homer Theater on Pioneer Ave. The event will feature five…
  • Guests Talked About Homer's Art World
    Guests on this week’s Coffee Table, hosted by Josh Krohn, were from three major arts agencies in town. Discussing the state of the arts were Jennifer Norton from Pier One Theater, Adele Person from Bunnell Street Art Center, and Scott Bartlett from the Homer Council on the Arts.
  • Jill Parks, of Sterling, and, Gabriella Rinehart and Chehalia Walsh, of Anchorage, hold up Titan Campbell, of Boise, Idaho, at the Kachemak Bay Highland Games.
    ‘We have a beautiful community’: Athletes come together for highland games
    Stones, hammers and tree trunks hurled through the air at Karen Hornaday Park last weekend at the annual Kachemak Bay Highland Games. Homer has been hosting its own version of the games for over a decade.
  • Kachemak Bay Campus holds 2026 commencement ceremony
    The University of Alaska (UA) system holds spring commencement ceremonies across all state campuses in early May 2026. Homer’s ceremony took place on the local campus on May 6th. KBBI’s Emilie Springer attended the event and captured highlights from the speakers.
  • Homer Tribune Back in Print with New Owner
    The Homer Tribune has new owners as well as a new look. The weekly newspaper is issuing a print edition again right in time for its 25th Anniversary this…
  • South Peninsula Hospital Turns 60: What's on the Horizon
    Homer’s South Peninsula Hospital turns 60 this year. The locally owned and operated nonprofit hospital started in the mid-’50s, before statehood. In the…
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