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The sun’ll come out tomorrow, tomorrow— or so the Betster hopes, despite the weather forecast for this week. But hey, the temps are warming up and rain is better than snow, especially since it helps things grow! Speaking of growing, there’s some great events happening around Homer this week related to farming, gardening, planet-caring or just good-old-fashioned community fun. For details, check out these Best Bets!
The Betster is on the brink of marching outside, banging pots and pans together and shouting “Bring on spring! Bring on spring!” If I have to shovel my walkway clear of snow one more time, I might lose my entire mind. Thankfully, there’s plenty of distractions from the temperamental weather going on lately. If you’re looking for something to keep your mind off more impending snow, check out this week’s Best Bets!
Well folks, it’s officially breakup season — no, not that kind of breakup. The Betster means the kind we look forward to all winter long, where the temperatures warm up and stay warm, and the snow and ice steadily melts away. Spring is coming for realsies, and Homer is gearing up for all kinds of seasonal events and activities. For details, check out this week’s Best Bets!
Ah, spring — that time of year when the snow starts melting, the sun stays out longer, you can almost feel summer coming — and you lose an hour of sleep. The Betster hopes everyone is adjusting well, or well enough, after daylight saving rolled the clocks forward this past Sunday. Speaking of time and clocks, if you’re looking for things to fill your schedule this week, look no further than here! For details, check out these Best Bets!
Believe it or not, spring is approaching — and Homer’s upcoming community events are starting to reflect that! Take part in a plethora of events and talks centered on gardening and growing things, from another installment of the bimonthly Know Your Land talks hosted at Kachemak Bay Campus to a new series of seed workshops to be held at the Homer Public Library. If you haven’t submitted to the 26th annual Kenai Peninsula Writer’s Contest yet, here’s your last reminder before submissions close on March 2! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be published! Fin...