Julie Tomich is into creepy things. She wears a colorful skirt with the skeleton of a poodle painted on it. Her favorite artists are Tim… Continue reading
A Shield of ProtectionBy Bill Lowe, SterlingLord, watch over our police force; keep them out of harm’s way.Put a shield of protection from evil around… Continue reading
“Love & Mercy”Roadside Attractions2 hours, 1 minuteIt’s ironic, but biopics for musicians can tend to feel a little one-note. From “Walk the Line,” to “Ray,”… Continue reading
So, I was waiting for a flu shot at my local Publix Super Market pharmacy when I happened to spot a recipe booklet sitting on… Continue reading
Nikiski, Alaska 1967 An appropriate article for this time of year. Moose liver dredged in flour and fried in bacon grease was one of… Continue reading
LOS ANGELES — A new Nat Geo Wild series premiering Sept. 19 follows a group of students through rotations at the prestigious Cornell University College… Continue reading
My dog is smarter than me.That’s not a high bar to clear, I’ll grant you, but I have recently discovered that Lucy, our 10-month-old yellow… Continue reading
Juicy red tomatoes, cheerful yellow squash, crisp green beans, crunchy orange carrots ... these are just a few of the colorful and delicious vegetables we… Continue reading
Kenai New Life to simulcast Beth Moore presentation Lifeway Christian Resources is slated to simulcast Bible teacher and author Beth Moore live on Saturday, 9:30… Continue reading
Americans have always been a “Stay awake, be prepared” people. I think of our forefathers and what they went through, the trials and tribulations of… Continue reading
If you lived in the woods on the Kenai Peninsula in the 1990s, you may not want to read this article. Those were the years… Continue reading
CORVALLIS, Ore. — Bonni Villaman and Deanna Wilson, both elementary school teachers, set the tone of the day early by ramming their canoe into a… Continue reading
Events and Exhibitions ■ Marion Nelson’s 22 encaustic (also known as hot wax) and cold wax paintings are now on display at Veronica’s Café &… Continue reading
It’s the natural order of things.People have kids, then they grow old as those kids grow up to have kids, then they grow old as… Continue reading
“Shaun the Sheep”Lionsgate1 hour, 25 minutesThis week’s film may not sound familiar to some, but for me and my family, it was a cozy affair.… Continue reading
My mom made wonderful homemade tomato soup. I think this in one of the lost recipes. She canned quarts of tomatoes for the winter time … Continue reading
Over the years, I’ve happily stayed with one basic formula for making baked caramel custard. And, because the satin smooth dessert is so similar to… Continue reading
Chambers set schedules ■ The Kenai and Soldotna Chambers of Commerce will host a joint luncheon at noon Tuesday at the Soldotna Sports Center, with… Continue reading
My grandchildren can’t stand that I love to watch old movies. One even calls them “white movies” because, I suppose, it’s too much work to… Continue reading
If you were not at Centennial Park the weekend of Aug. 7-8, you missed a marvelous sight. Eighty of our finest military men and women… Continue reading
