Weekend rain didn’t stop dipnetters
The boat broke loose and drifted away from a small island on the Kenai River.
Filing periods for local elections begin in August.
The Homer Chamber of Commerce is hosting the second annual Homer Peony Celebration July 9-24.
The Kenai Watershed Forum’s five-week Salmon Run Series kicked off Wednesday
Kenai approves transfer of land to Triumvirate Theatre
A six-person jury determined Anesha “Duffy” Murnane, then 38, died of a homicide.
A live outcry auction is tentatively scheduled for the second week of August at Soldotna High School.
Dipnetting is only available to Alaska residents with a current Upper Cook Inlet personal-use permit and a sport fishing license.
The 3.1-mile scramble up and scream down the mountain of about 3,000 feet returned to Seward after a pandemic-forced pause in 2020.
The proclamation acknowledges the role parks and recreation play in the quality of life of borough residents.
DHSS only last month began sorting vaccination rates at the community level.
The Kahtnuht’ana Duhdeldiht Campus, meaning “the learning place,” has been in the works for more than 20 years.
The borough has about $390,000 in remaining CARES Act funds.
The pup was rescued July 4 from Fox Island in Resurrection Bay.
The bear reportedly scratched and attempted to bite the victim’s leg.
The annual festival raises funds for a sober living house.
Kids turn out for a week of tying, casting and reeling.
An anonymous survey including six board members assigned letter grades between “A” and “F” to the board’s actions in the last year
Homer Electric Association said the power outage was caused by a faulty cable.
