HCOA annual art show presents art in a variety of media, all in 5x7 format.
Kizzia’s book looks at McCarthy history from 1938 to the town’s revival as a tourist destination.
House Bill 52 could add land to north shore side of Kachemak Bay State Park.
HCOA show invites people to submit own images of ancestors at central altar.
Tillion died Wedneday, Oct. 13, at Halibut Cove home.
Draft proposals carve out Fritz Creek, Fox River and put in Kodiak-Prince William Sound district.
Erickson, Aderhold win council; third race too close to call. Daugharty, Tupper win borough races.
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The exhibit caps a yearslong effort to identify a locally sustainable way to reduce or capture carbon emissions
Homer Documentary Film Festival returns with COVID-19 precautions and a solid line up of films.
Basket in a time of pandemic will seek to rebuild community, organizer says.
Fourth book by Homer author Dorothy S. Cline considers hard truth about nature.
Numerous businesses close for a day or longer for testing of staff as 400th Alaskan dies of COVID-19.
Spenard artist chops, shears and welds decommissioned road signs to make art.
Volleyball, football programs affected, with some team members quarantining. Saturday football game in Eagle River is still on.
Bare faces that can spew coronavirus are OK; bare midriffs are not.
59 North Creations features work by Tracy Hansen and other local artists.
10th festival will be more spread out and completely outdoors.
Letters home span the entire length of World War II from a Navy corpsman’s perspective.
Stengel speared big halibut while free diving in Kachemak Bay.
