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This week, Emilie Springer takes on a tour of the Homer Winter Carnival, circa 1977, when the theme was, “Those were the days.” Emilie Springer regularly…

“We lose both of these tanks, we got a real problem,” said Homer Public Works Director, Jan Keiser. “We’ve got no ability to skim the foam off, which is an integral part of the treatment process. And we would in no question be in violation of our NPDES permitting process.”

Billeen Carlson named 2022 Teacher of the Year by the Alaska Society for Technology in Education.

The Kenai Peninsula’s elderly population is booming.But basics like housing and public transportation have not always kept pace. And what is available can be out of reach for many seniors.

Only about 160 out of nearly 600 SPH employees were unvaccinated when mandate was issued.

By some accounts, the native village of Portlock was abandoned following a series of mysterious deaths and occurrences attributed to Nantinaq, a bigfoot-like creature with supernatural powers.

The nonprofits Hospice of Homer and Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska are putting on four events in Homer this week to raise awareness and provide support for residents with Alzheimer’s disease, and related disabilities, as well as their caregivers.

The Homer City Council approved the capital budget for the next two fiscal years this week.

A graduate student at the University of Alaska Fairbanks looked into how changes to the ocean impact the stress levels of limpets in Kachemak Bay.

The Homer Planning makes big decisions on a hotel complex proposal from Doyon, Limited.