Kaleidoscope School of Arts and Science stages “Let’s Eat” for its annual fifth grade musical.
This year’s keynote presenter is author Ruth Ozeki.
The Penney clan experienced a few weeks fraught with the possibility that Mary might never be returning home.
Parents carry the responsibility of passing down prudence and wisdom to their children.
Broccoli, pineapple and carrots are the heart of this flavorful salad.
Kaleidoscope School of Arts and Science on Saturday gathered parents and students for a color run helmed by the school’s parent-teacher association. Around 70 youngsters… Continue reading
An eclectic mix of local art makes up the May show at the Kenai Art Center, “What We Do,” which opened Friday. The work in… Continue reading
Indigenous author Lily H. Tuzroyluke spoke on her novel and writing process last week at the Homer Public Library.
The Brooklyn investors in the mining venture ran into trouble from the beginning.
An array of groups offered prayers and songs at The National Day of Prayer concert in Soldotna.
It’s amazing how something as innocuous as a simple phone call can set one trekking down their own trail of memories.
Where we turn our attention determines what we can and cannot see.
Kenai Performers stage playwright William Inge’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama “Picnic.”
Project Awards are for short-term projects that clearly benefit the artist and their development.
The Levitt AMP Soldotna Music Series will bring performances to Soldotna Creek Park each Wednesday.
“All Shook Up” combines the familiar tunes of Elvis Presley with Shakespearean narrative of romance and identity.
If this stage of his childhood can so quickly become a memory, how fast will the rest of it fly by?
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