“Living” is about have a spiritual life based on the belief in Jesus and accepting his forgiveness.
Roasted spaghetti squash is blended with tomato and goat cheese sauce for a sweet and tangy meal.
The local market has been operating seasonally since 2000.
Community members quietly gathered in somber reflection of lives lost to the sea over the past year.
In years past, we would be hearing from friends Outside that they are on their way to Alaska.
They cruised around a bit and then returned to Homer on Oct. 10 after “a most tranquil and pleasant passage.”
The quality of faithfulness in your life to God and Christian teachings has a quiet, steady reward that sooner or later.
Local artist creates vibrant body of work and renews her artistic journey.
Author Ruth Ozeki was the keynote presenter for the 23rd annual Kachemak Bay Writer’s Conference last weekend.
Decadent coconut cream pie is made with rich coconut milk, a pile of sweetened whipped cream, and a whole lot of love.
These high-protein egg bites are perfect for getting a busy teacher through the witching hour in late afternoon.
The three-masted ship called the Agate was a reliable 30-year ocean veteran when it entered Cook Inlet in mid-October 1898.
There is new life, even when we can’t see it.
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
