Desiree Hagen, KBBI - Homer
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Tuesday's decision followed a months-long debate over the future of children and young adult titles that largely feature LGBTQ themes. -
A snowshoe hare carcass went from curio to crucial piece of rescue equipment for Kelsey Haas during a skating trip in November. -
Lucas Wilcox's non-profit organization, Altruist Relief Kitchen, is using salvaged materials to build off-grid kitchens to feed Ukrainian refugees. -
Brianna Allen's MOMologues Collective gathers and documents vulnerable, first-person accounts told by mothers, submitted anonymously. -
More than 100 people packed into Homer’s City Hall last week for a marathon Library Advisory Board meeting on whether to move or remove 50 LGBTQ children's books. -
"Warflower" is a warts-and-all look at Bob Stark’s tumultuous childhood in Nome and Seward, his combat experience in Iraq and his struggles with substance abuse and PTSD. -
The three-day gathering, which aims to advocate for healthy Alaska fisheries, was held at the same location as the popular Salmonfest music festival to protect salmon. -
Norton, who turns 80 years old in November and has volunteered at KOTZ for over 30 years, wakes up every Sunday at around 4 a.m. to prepare for his radio program.
