Clam Gulch News

The Homer Electric Association Board of Directors filled two vacant seats at a special meeting held Wednesday.

A Clam Gulch man committed an apparent suicide on Jan. 7 after allegedly assaulting a woman with a knife, according to the Alaska State Troopers.

The Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation, Kenai Area, is now soliciting bids from vendors to provide firewood sales in several of the busiest State Park campgrounds on the Kenai Peninsula.

Unlike time which can't be slowed or stopped, history can be prevented from slipping away, but only if it is preserved.

In a proclamation declaring October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Homer Mayor Pro Tempore Dennis Novak urged citizens "to observe this month by becoming aware of the tragedy of domestic violence." Charges filed in court this month show the range of domestic violence incidents.

Photo provided - Emily Johnson explores issues of displacement through a series of theatre pieces entitled "The Thank You Bar." The pieces feature Johnson in contemporary dance, and will be performed at the Bunnell Street Gallery Oct.

As the peak of fire season has passed, many Kenai Peninsula residents will soon start felling trees for firewood, or begin clearing away dead trees to get a jump on next year's fire season.

Some people missed their fishing charter, others late for wedding festivities, and others were just mad they had to spend a day off sitting in their car for hours due to construction related to Kasilof River bridge upgrades, as traffic ground to a halt for several hours Saturday.

Some people missed their fishing charter, others late for wedding festivities, and others were just mad they had to spend a day off sitting in their car for hours due to construction related to Kasilof River bridge upgrades, as traffic ground to a halt for several hours Saturday.

The management of the Yukon Rivera s famous king salmon runs has become a critical issue for many communities in Interior and Western Alaska in recent years, so ita s good to see that Gov.