Wednesday Oct 21 | Homer Tribune
Homer's Sandhill Cranes make late departure
Photo by Nina Faust - Lesser Sandhill Cranes are photographed here above Inspiration Ridge Reserve as they gather for fall migration.
Want to move to Homer? Just don't wait for the perfect job to do it
Years ago I talked with a visiting artist from California who had a show at one of the local galleries.
Mother indicted in son's death
A Kenai grand jury last month charged a Homer woman in the death of her teenage son, Ivan Adams.
James Daggett, left, and Dan Haakenson of Alaskan Wind Industries, raise a Skystream wind turbine at the Diamond Ridge home of Deb Nakada and Michael Limacher last Friday.
Tax cap petition rejected: Term limit extension petition OK'd; ACT considers next move
The Kenai Peninsula Borough clerk on Wednesday rejected an application for an initiative petition by the Alliance of Concerned Taxpayers to cap borough revenues.
Andy Hehnlin: Painting 'organized chaos'
Andy Hehnlin's "Diamond Ridge Fireweed" shows off his vibrant creativity with color.
Kachemak Emergency Services may soon be independent of city
The details remain fuzzy, but if the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly approves a resolution at its meeting next Tuesday, a contract with the city of Homer to provide fire and emergency services to the Kachemak Emergency Service Area will end July 1. That means a lot more than reassigning equipment and volunteer firefighters and emergency medical ...
By Sunday night, the volcanic plume of steam from Mount Redoubt was floating northward toward Anchorage.