The Kenai Peninsula’s only online farmer’s market is no longer in service. The Alaska Food Hub program connected consumers with farmers, and distributed locally-grown produce to communities across the peninsula. Former Homer resident, Hannah Harrison, raised in the Cook Inlet commercial salmon industry and now living in Canada recently released a documentary focused on the Great Lakes commercial fisheries.

The Kenai Peninsula’s only online farmer’s market is no longer in service; and the $44 billion Alaska LNG Project picked up a letter of intent last Thursday from Taiwan’s state-owned CPC Corporation.

The Homer City Council approved resolutions last night recognizing Sexual Assault Awareness Month, supporting federal library funding, advancing a harbor infrastructure project and more. Three people were rescued Monday morning after their small plane went through the ice near the east side of Tustumena Lake, about 40 miles southeast of Soldotna. A 16-year-old snowmachiner from Soldotna died over the weekend after he was caught in an avalanche in Turnagain Pass.

The Homer City Council approved resolutions last night recognizing Sexual Assault Awareness Month, supporting federal library funding, advancing a harbor infrastructure project and more. Dozens of people rallied in support of public workers and land in Seward on Saturday.

Cook Inlet’s east side setnet fishery won’t get to use beach seines this summer following a vote by the Alaska Board of Fisheries; and business leaders and community members packed a room last Wednesday to hear takeaways about the looming natural gas shortfall in Cook Inlet from the chair of the Southcentral Mayors’ Energy Coalition.

Business leaders and community members packed a room last Wednesday to hear takeaways about the looming natural gas shortfall in Cook Inlet from the chair of the Southcentral Mayors’ Energy Coalition. As state lawmakers meet in Juneau this legislative session, the underlying factor driving movement on nearly every topic is money.

Spring time is musical time at Homer High School. And as KBBI’s Emilie Springer reports, this time, it’s Singing in the Rain; and a housing program hosted by one of the state’s largest nonprofit organizations recently wrapped up work on its 102nd home built on the Central Kenai Peninsula.

Cohoe Loop Road east of Kasilof is closed in both directions until further notice, and a housing program hosted by one of the state’s largest nonprofit organizations recently wrapped up work on its 102nd home built on the Central Kenai Peninsula.

Lawmakers narrowly rejected an executive order from Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Wednesday that would have created a cabinet-level state agriculture department; The Alaska Department of Transportation has begun its spring cleaning of roadways on the Kenai Peninsula; and the public can comment on a proposed increase to Alaska’s per-student school funding.

The Alaska Department of Transportation has begun its spring cleaning of roadways on the Kenai Peninsula, and business owners, nonprofit workers and others wore green attire and paraded through the chilly streets of Soldotna Monday for the city’s annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration.