Editor’s note: This article has been slightly updated from the original version that ran on April 22, 2022. Yes, it’s that time of year again,… Continue reading
Though it may not look like it outside right now — snow is falling outside the window as I write this — spring is certainly… Continue reading
The National Park Service is targeting Alaska’s wildlife management practices on preserves
It lovingly realizes iconic characters and imbues them with more character than they’ve ever enjoyed in their video game appearances
SoHi puts new twists on iconic characters in a Sherlock Holmes adventure
Notoriously finicky sauce can stump even practiced cooks
Perhaps for the first time they were realizing that they had made a series of questionable decisions
The Kenai River Brown Bears clinched a spot in the North American Hockey League playoffs with a 3-1 victory over the Anchorage Wolverines on Friday… Continue reading
When you first become interested in the world of biology, wildlife biology in particular, you never picture yourself sitting at the computer. But the reality… Continue reading
“Fever Dream” begs the question of what is the most effective way to communicate the implications of environmental harm
The numbers don’t add up.
When the gray starts to seep into my soul, I try to burn it out with spice
I don’t know why her latest weather hysterics maxed me out on the Grouch Scale but it did.
On Jan. 30, 1940, nearly eight months later, Dempsey, while on a road gang in a heavy fog, slipped away from the work detail.
It’s nearly April, and with every two-or-more-day stretch of clear weather, I begin to hope that we’re done with the snow, that we’re a little… Continue reading
“Compass Lines,” a new book by John Messick, a local writer and Assistant Professor of Writing at Kenai Peninsula College, is something he describes as… Continue reading
In the showstopping, approximately 40-minute long, third-act action sequence of “John Wick: Chapter 4,” star Keanu Reeves and director Chad Stahelski prove — for the… Continue reading
I’m not ready to spring ahead
Dempsey spent more than a decade attempting to persuade a judge to recommend him for executive clemency
On one of the first sunny days this month, I decided to drive to Homer. There’s something about putting on sunglasses for the first time… Continue reading
