Homer News

May 13 A woman at 4:45 p.m. asked police to issue to several people permanent trespass notices from her Early Spring Street home.

A week after the discovery of a suspicious bomb-like device that caused Homer High School to be evacuated, Homer Police are still investigating the incident and looking to work with Kenai Peninsula Borough School District officials on how to better respond in similar situations.

Cortland Repertory Theatre has announced the nominees for their eleventh annual "Pavilion Awards" which recognize Outstanding Achievement in local high school theatre.

AfterImage Electrolysis is opening a Lansing office on June 4th. The practice will be open inside the Styles and Smiles Hair Salon at 3100 N. Triphammer Road.

Today at 9 a.m. the Homer Police Department received a report from the Alaska State Troopers that an event requiring law enforcement was occurring at the Homer High School.

The Homer News reports 18-year-old Zachary Fraley and a 16-year-old boy were arrested Thursday after being identified by school officials as those behind the prank.

Democrats have selected Dick Beebe as their candidate for the Greece town supervisor race.

In the heart of Homer on Pioneer Avenue, what started as a simple quick-serve restaurant has grown into one of Homer's more eclectic and popular eating spots.