Rain, rain, go away. That chant never worked when you wanted it to, did it? Yes, the rain eventually stopped and the sun eventually shined… Continue reading
DETROIT — The Detroit Symphony Orchestra took a tour of more than 400 schools Wednesday in its hometown and beyond, but the road trip was… Continue reading
Three Central Peninsula high school drama clubs and one adult club are participating in this year’s One-Act Play. Each of the four groups will be… Continue reading
For much of your employed life, you dreamed about not having to work. Retirement would be great. It would stretch out for years, a horizon… Continue reading
“The Book of Life” Twentieth Century Fox 1 hour, 30 minutes Growing up in the southwest, the grinning skulls and festive, yet somewhat grotesque… Continue reading
■ The Performing Arts Society 2014-2015 Concert Series presents the John Damberg Latin Jazz Sextet in a delightful evening of Brazilian, Afro-Cuban and original music.… Continue reading
Still So HappyBy Brett Van Sickle, Kenai Today I found myself thinking, of the past five years of life. I still treasure every moment, since… Continue reading
Best Bet ■ Triumvirate Theatre’s political satire “Lame Ducks and Dark Horses” runs Friday and Saturday at the Triumvirate Theatre North, 42715 Kenai Spur Highway,… Continue reading
“Automata” Millennium Entertainment 1 hour, 50 minutes The weeks leading up to Halloween typically don’t offer a whole lot in the way of cinematic… Continue reading
Be careful what you wish for. No doubt, you’ve been told that before. What you want and what you need are often two different things,… Continue reading
Please Vote FishBy Steve M. Schoonmaker, Kasilof If the smell of a fresh caught Salmon in the last moments of it’s focused taking registered, and… 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
A Sonnet to My Rose By Norm Olson, Nikiski Eyes brief commune doth comfort and console, Warm icy winter, and grace the terrene day.… Continue reading
Last night’s dessert was spectacular. As with many finales, that perfect ending to a perfect meal left you satisfied for the rest of the evening.… Continue reading
“Dracula Untold” Universal 1 hour 32 minutes Dark Fantasy Bram Stoker penned his classic gothic novel in 1897, and ever since, the character of… Continue reading
NEW YORK — No cable? No problem.Viewers longing to watch “Game of Thrones”, “True Detective” and “Veep” will no longer have to pay big bucks… Continue reading
