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The Kenaitze Indian Tribe received a two-year Emergency Native Language grant from the American Rescue Plan Act to hold free Dena’ina language workshops for beginners. The series is part of a mosaic of language revitalization work from the Kenaitze Indian Tribe

“The opportunity is to fill some gaps in non motorized transportation. While we have the chance to do so.” said City of Homer Public Works Director, Jan Kaiser.

"When does somebody's right to have a loved one with them infringe on my right to have myself or my loved one be kept safe?” asked Councilmember Rachel Lord.

Homer’s John Bushell has recently received several recognitions for a musical/ media construction “Swift Current Swimmer” mirroring the life cycle of salmon from their stream/ fresh water birth to return as mature adults. The film has now had screening results worldwide and has received a semi-finalist or selected award winner in many locations including Mumbai, India, Scotland and across the United States. KBBI’s Emilie Springer spoke with Bushell.

Emilie Springer interviews two musicians before a concert at the Pratt Museum.

One of Homer’s favorite holiday traditions is making a limited comeback after last year’s Covid cancellation. The Nutcracker Suite will get a one-weekend run starting on Friday. Emilie Springer tells us more about the decades-old community event.

In early 1996, the Homer Fire Department, with a grant from the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, collaborated with Homer Safe Kids, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and the Homer School District to establish 15 life jacket loaner stations in communities around Kachemak Bay.

Food help is available and donations are welcome.

The Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary, will be held in March next year, returning to its original pre-pandemic timeframe.

Rep. Sarah Vance of Homer appears to be reelected after ranked choice tabulations on Wednesday.