Over and over again, they struggle to rightly name who he is and what he’s up to
Annual International Fly Fishing Film Festival returns to Kenai
Candied pecans accompany more subdued wandering
By the spring of 1931, a new two-story log building — the lodge’s third iteration — stood on the old site, ready for business
‘The Woman King’ is a standout that breaks new ground
Kenai Art Center will host its annual Harvest Auction this weekend, juried art show next month
Delicious cranberry pecan oat bars are sweet and tart
The fact of the matter is, you can find a way to hurt yourself in just about any athletic endeavor.
Thus ended the sometimes tumultuous Alaska tenure of William N. Dawson.
The Bible story of Joseph in Egypt preparing the harvest in the seven years of plenty teaches us some vital lessons
Kenai Performers’ new play takes aim at ‘not the most glorious part of womanhood’
Homer Documentary Film Festival returns for 18th year with solid mix
Bulkogi Stew makes for a perfect drizzly Chuseok in Alaska
Normally wintering moose amble through during cold stretches and trim our dormant rows, but not this time
One man who never seemed to get on Dawson’s bad side was Peter F. (“Frenchy”) Vian
God created humans to live into the trait of “holiness,” which seems almost impossible as flying
Local gallery showcases art made with traditional Chinese medium
German chocolate cake celebrates a life well lived
“… If I were to designate the meanest character I ever met, I should name ‘Old Bible Bill,’ an Ozarkian.”
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Part One introduced William N. “Bill” Dawson as a spinner of yarns who came to the Kenai Peninsula in the 1890s and became… Continue reading
