Like most recent college graduates, Nikiski resident Tyler Peek wanted to embark on an adventure before settling into the reality of the working world. Peek,… Continue reading
In September of this year a Dear Abby column ran that really shook me up. Apparently, in an earlier column a woman had written in… Continue reading
Sterling Pentecostal hosts marriage seminar Sterling Pentecostal Church will have a Marriage Seminar titled “The Marriage Fog” with Reverend Daniel Sirstad today and Saturday from… Continue reading
I had the honor of serving as one of six delegates representing the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Alaska Region, at the second annual Changbai… Continue reading
Some of the 16 students in the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Field to Freezer meat processing class Oct. 11 had hunted caribou, moose,… Continue reading
A friend recently told me that he might sell his boat next year. He was doing so, he explained, so he would no longer have… Continue reading
“Fury” Columbia Pictures 2 hours, 14 minutes Since “Saving Private Ryan” shook the cinematic world in 1998, WWII movies have been on a steady path.… Continue reading
Best Bet ■ Triumvirate Theatre’s political satire “Lame Ducks and Dark Horses” runs October 24, 25, 31 and Nov. 1 at the Triumvirate Theatre North,… Continue reading
A duo of Kenai Peninsula locals, flautist Tomoko Raften and pianist Maria Allison, pieced together an electric performance inside the Christ Lutheran Church of Soldotna’s… Continue reading
The nights are getting longer. Dark falls much earlier these days; there are more shadows and more things hiding in corners, beneath, and behind. More… Continue reading
PFD TimeBy Vicki FruichantieHurry, scurry — PFD’sHurry, scurry — all I seePeople running here and thereI feel the excitement in the airOr is it tension… Continue reading
Versatile pork tenderloin may be grilled, roasted, sautéed or braised for a meal that is just as welcome at the weeknight supper table, as it… Continue reading
Bob and I have had a hard time hearing each other for the past ten years and as the years go by it gets more… Continue reading
NEW YORK — People are quitting their jobs at a faster clip and that’s pushing small business owners to work harder to hold onto top… Continue reading
The past summer was such a glorious one that it brought back memories of summers when all I had to think about was it being… Continue reading
October 5-11 was National 4-H Week. Did you know one of every 7 adult Americans was once a member of 4-H? More than ever, youth… Continue reading
Peninsula Christian Center hosts Messianic rabbi Peninsula Christian Center, 161 Farnsworth Boulevard behind the Salvation Army store in Soldotna, is hosting Messianic Rabbi Dale Cohen… Continue reading
“This is like driving in a beautiful painting!” Pauline exclaimed while we were on one of our annual October color tours. Well said!The brilliant blending… Continue reading
For the past few weeks, dainty pink or white butterflies have been hovering above the bare soil in some of my clay flowerpots. They’re not… Continue reading
As I traverse through my daily mountains of permits, paper work, and visitor requests, there is never doubt in my mind that my days in… Continue reading
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