Stephan “Steve” Melchior parleyed a partially fabricated past into a respected life as a miner and a builder in Alaska.
I am from that “once upon a time” when no one swore in public.
What step will you take this week toward God on your journey of faith?
My sister calls this time of year “apple season.”
It’s a film that was made to be experienced with theater-quality sound and alongside a group of strangers.
This moose-and-man journey attracted considerable attention nationwide.
Wrapped in a supernatural horror story is a distinctly human narrative.
Just as there are seasons on the Kenai, there are seasons of life.
The fifth annual Smoked Salmon Super Bowl highlighted Alaska businesses who work to share the taste of authentic, wild Alaska seafood with the world.
The competition will take place on Sunday, Aug. 17 at the Alaska State Fairgrounds in Palmer.
The Kenai Peninsula Fair was held last weekend in Ninilchik.
This recipe for turkey cottage pie makes enough for supper, with plenty of leftovers for elevensies.
The mugs will be released in October, as an incentive for the fall membership drive.
We, despite our differences, are one human population, attempting to make life each day.
In June 1913, a peninsula game warden informed the governor that Melchior was raising a moose calf on his mining property.
‘Naked Gun’ brings back the goofball comedy.
These easy scones feature fresh cherries, grown locally.
The program, run through UAF, helps expose young women to coastal ecosystems
Homer Council on the Arts’ activities are bursting onto the scene for all to enjoy.
Salmonfest was held in Ninilchik last weekend, featuring music, community and advocacy.
