What was I doing? I asked myself that as a struggled frantically to wiggle my telemark boots into the bindings and continue down the miners… Continue reading
Have you ever spent a weekend camping, maybe a long weekend, when the rain never seemed to quit? Where on the last day, all you… Continue reading
“Why is the governor supporting the Pebble Project?”
It’s time we went back to work to complete these tasks.
Recall when you tried sriracha for the first time?
“I wonder what the Kachemak Bay Campus will become.”
Don’t worry, I’m not going to jump into the COVID-19 kerfuffle.
I woke up to the sound of a stranger crying and decided to go directly back to bed. It was a pang of depressing abnormality… Continue reading
2019 will be synonymous with wildland fire for most of the residents of the Kenai Peninsula, and as the details of date and time fade… Continue reading
But it doesn’t have to decide our actions.
Remember how terrible last summer’s wildfires were — the smoky skies, the traffic jams, the evacuations, the damaged homes and property? Now, imagine having to… Continue reading
Alaska is in a perfect political storm of trouble.
Residents of the Kenai Peninsula are all too familiar with wildfire after the summer of 2019. Not only did the Swan Lake Fire burn for… Continue reading
Youth are highly valued and loved by God.
Parenting is always a full-time job, and under typical circumstances can be challenging.
I went to Homer a few weeks ago to find blue. For weeks I had wanted to paint nothing but blues and purples, but I… Continue reading
The profound effects of underfunding Alaska’s health care system are just now coming to light.
A Facebook live announcement was held and the results released on April 18.
It has been truly amazing to see so many people from our community rally to support each other.
What makes you forget about this insanity right now?
