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Homer’s Pratt Museum will hold their annual “Ritz” celebration and fundraiser at Homer’s Porcupine Theater on Saturday October 10th from 6-9 PM. This year’s theme is “Under the Sea.” Emilie Springer spoke with museum director Whitney Harness for more event details and other happenings at the Pratt for October.

Alaska residents and visitors can now find information about tsunami hazards and evacuation routes in one place, on a new interactive hazard map.

The City of Homer held a “Float Plane Traffic Community Conversation” on Tuesday evening at Kachemak Bay campus to bring together community members and plane operators to discuss topics of concern related to plane traffic on Beluga Lake in Homer. KBBI’s Emilie Springer attended with this review of the event.

The Homer City Council voted unanimously Monday against changing how sales taxes are collected on short-term rentals while advancing a measure that would let residents trap feral rabbits.

Homer Council on the Arts offers a new version of a collaborative community arts performance: Homer Rising. Emilie Springer spoke with director Scott Bartlett and a few of the performers in the event coming up this weekend at the Mariner Theater.

South Peninsula Hospital’s Senior Wellness Day will take place on Thursday September 17th at the Kachemak Bay Campus. Emilie Springer shares more information.

The Homer City Council kicked off its meeting last night by marking 20 years since the Homer Public Library opened its Hazel Avenue building through a mayoral proclamation. Council members then honored Jenny Carroll, the outgoing Special Projects and Communications Coordinator, for her work on everything from the harbor expansion study to the city’s COVID response.

A North Pole man reported missing in Kachemak Bay State Park was found safe by a hiker near Halibut Cove after losing his satellite communication device.

“Another Dimension,” Homer’s 3rd annual ten-minute play festival opened last weekend at Pier One Theater. Local producers Christine Kulcheski and Rudy Multz along with a few participants shared comments about the event with KBBI’s Emilie Springer after the first show last Friday night.

A Homer High School class that graduated about 30 years ago held another reunion in August.