I went ice skating for the first time in years last week, during the annual community Christmas Eve skate at Kevin Bell Arena. The last… Continue reading
AUTHOR’S NOTE: A presidential executive order in January 1899 had set aside 320 acres of land near Russian Orthodox Church property in the village of… Continue reading
I spend time with people in the final chapters of their lives. In those moments, people speak with remarkable clarity about the things that matter… Continue reading
These cookies are so soft and delicious, it’s no wonder they’re part of a family Christmas tradition.
I often feel the need to watch a film twice. The first go-around, I’m just trying to keep up with the plot, as one does,… Continue reading
Regardless of how you find yourself this season, know that you’re not alone.
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Presidential Executive Order #148, in January 1899, had set aside 320 acres of land near Russian Orthodox Church property in the village of… Continue reading
This literary-inspired treat is perfect for Christmastime festivities.
There’s a learning curve to every new season and every new sport.
Grief doesn’t take a holiday, but it can offer you something the holidays can’t.
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Presidential Executive Order #148, in January 1899, had set aside 320 acres of land near Russian Orthodox Church property in the village of… Continue reading
Pickled along with roasted beets and dill, these eggs have a cheerful hue and bright aroma.
Lifelong learning. That’s a worthwhile goal. Schools have been in session for several months now. Classrooms are busy places with students diligently studying and teachers… Continue reading
Individuals deciding to explore Kenai’s historic district might start their journey by turning off the Kenai Spur Highway onto Main Street by the Kenai Visitors… Continue reading
This mushroom wellington is earthy and herbaceous, and its preparation comes with much less pressure.
As a young dad, I remember teaching my toddler children to say “thank you,” gently reminding them after every gift or kindness. I wasn’t just… Continue reading
AUTHOR’S NOTE: The fate of King David Thurman, a Cooper Landing-area resident, had finally been learned in February and March 1915. Reports of his death… Continue reading
Blueberry kombucha gives this virgin margarita complexity in flavor and a lovely purple hue.
When an older pastor was asked by a father if his young children would chose to remain part of his family after they grew up,… Continue reading
AUTHOR’S NOTE: King David Thurman left his Cooper Landing-area home in late July 1914 for another season of mining. He failed to return, and friends… Continue reading
