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The group behind the Homer Forest Charter School has pushed back their planned start from fall 2023 to fall 2024 to have more time to secure a facility.
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This Halloween season, we’re delving into the story of the Kenai Peninsula’s most notorious ghost town and the creature some people say haunts the town to this day.
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Michael Heimbuch will fill the vacancy left by Soldotna’s Indy Walton, who resigned from the board in January.
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A team of Homer writers is starting a literary journal for the Kenai Peninsula. Volume will publish its first issue next spring. Matt Iverson is one of…
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Tom Kizzia first arrived in McCarthy, Alaska in 1983, on assignment for the Anchorage Daily News.The Homer author is still writing about McCarthy — most…
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Scientists in Homer and Seward have spent the last several decades tracking a population of mammal-eating killer whales called the Chugach Transients in…
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The way the state counts COVID-19 vaccinations is changing to be more accurate, but it means the percentage of vaccinated people reported in Homer will go…
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June is Pride Month — a time for members of the LGBTQ+ community to celebrate love and identity and commemorate the 1969 Stonewall Uprising, which in part…
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Three agencies on the Kenai Peninsula are splitting over $840,000 to market their areas to visitors.The Homer and Seward chambers of commerce and the…
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The governor proposed cutting six DMV offices out of the state budget this year, including the office in Homer, a two-person operation on Lake Street.It’s…