The 19th annual Homer Burning Basket 2022 will be held Sept. 11 at Mariner Park on the Homer Spit. This year’s title is “BREATHE -… Continue reading
‘Interior Waypoints’ came out of 6 years of tropical travel
The exhibit by Kate Lochridge came about after her internship this summer as a National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration Ernest S. Hollings Scholar and Artist in Residence
“Slow Down. What’s the hurry?” reads an inscription on the Reuben Call bench at the end of the Homestead Trail of Diamond Ridge Road. I… Continue reading
Pratt show features Native art of the pandemic and beyond
In one of Homer’s largest protest marches, on Saturday about 400 people walked, held signs and chanted in protest of the U.S. Supreme Court decision,… Continue reading
East side of lower West Hill would be rezoned to urban residential
Weekend in Anchor Point, Homer and Seldovia features parades, games and barbecues
2022 Spit Run honors former Homer mayor, avid runner
You know how you’ve done something so long and so often it becomes routine, and yet it still can amaze you? Traveling to Anchorage and… Continue reading
COTL line up includes The English Bay Band, a group that played in 1980
The Seldovia Solstice Festival starts at 11 a.m. today, June 16, with a music jam on the Seldovia Bay Ferry
Event also included dedication of Loved Lost Memorial Bench
Occupants, pets escape without injury fire on Bunnell Avenue
Case prompts police to offer self-defense class for women
Zerbinos markets work through social media with novel products like stickers.
Fire marshal said ‘commercial’ activity in old chapel did not have valid plan review
Burns brings lifetime of wilderness experience to survival series
Every new Alaskan has a bucket list of things they want to check while living here (hopefully, a long time). One subset would be “modes… Continue reading
Take precautions to keep attractants away from bears and give moose and calves space
