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Making art shaped by the river
Kenai Potters Guild Clay On Display exhibit focuses on a river’s effect on self and community.
Homer group tackles death and dying through open conversations
The local group mirrors a growing worldwide trend of “Death Cafes.”
Homer chamber hosts 6th annual Peony Celebration
The weeks-long festival features art exhibits, events, flower sales, guided farm tours and more.
Dessert for a thoughtful reader
These classic fudgy brownies are dense and decadent.
Locals win at 4th annual Anchor River duck races
The event is part of the Anchor Point VFW’s Fourth of July celebrations.
Steve Melchior: Treasured peninsula pioneer with a sketchy past — Part 1
Did anyone in Alaska know the real Steve Melchior? That is difficult to say.
Minister’s Message: ‘Be still and I will fight for you’
Letting go of control and embracing faith and silence can encourage us in peace and divine trust.
July First Friday in Homer
Homer’s galleries and public art spaces celebrate with new and ongoing exhibits.
Let there be light: The electrifying Frank Rowley — Part 2
In July 1946, the soft-spoken Rowley was involved in an incident that for several consecutive days made the front page of the Anchorage Daily Times.
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