A chronicle of vanishing ice: A new exhibition at the Pratt Museum by painter David Rosenthal
I’m reluctant to hike alone in Alaska. As much as I like being by myself and wandering in the woods, my concerns about encountering wildlife… Continue reading
Do you know a local high school student who likes to work hard in the outdoors, doesn’t mind getting their hands dirty, and is looking… Continue reading
Kenai Art Center’s annual student showcase will be on display through May
Guess who’s coming to dinner?
Florence Lorraine “Rusty” Lancashire first met her neighbor, the old Goat Woman, in the fall of 1948
Alcohol requires additional laws and policies to keep people as healthy and safe as possible
She could end the fight and give Alaskans peace of mind that she has our best interests in mind
On Oct. 31, 2021, I ran down to Headquarters Lake in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge hoping to see some signs that the lake would… Continue reading
Snow and extreme cold were early this year. The conditions made for fantastic cross-country skiing, and the early deep snow turned icy with repeated warming… Continue reading
We want to move Alaska forward again
First there was ‘The Bear in the Blueberry.’ Now, there’s ‘The Humpback in the Herring.’
Featuring art by youth in kindergarten through high school
Off the Shelf is a bimonthly literature column written by the staff of The Peninsula Clarion
Kimbap is a staple of every school picnic day and hiking trip for Korean families
This is an opportunity to take advantage of the benefits of the system
As it turns out, muscles really do work better when they’re warm and loose
It is spring, and after my first year in Alaska, I have witnessed that spring moves to another level. As many of you know, everything… Continue reading
My first time on the Kenai Peninsula was a solo trip in the late fall of 2020. When I told people I was living in… Continue reading
Steel (pedal) yourself for new music.
