I chose the easy way in the moment but paid the price in the long run.
I invite you to pay attention to languages this week.
Brooklynite Mary L. Penney seemed to know that she was not ready to settle into middle age and sedately grow old.
The inaugural event was aimed at bringing tourists into the area during the slower, early summer season.
Despite Mary’s dreams and the newspaper’s low-brow assessment of her experience, the culmination of her journey was decidedly anti-climactic.
The Lord Jesus wants you to be with him.
The Kings County Mining Company had hiked through the mountain benchlands at the advent of winter, hoping to reach the gold-mining areas of Hope and Sunrise.
A reader asked me if I remembered writing about a trip Jane and I took to New Zealand many years ago.
Community gathers to celebrate Mary Epperson.
Mayor Rachel Lord brought back the tradition of mayoral proclamations May 12.
“Living” is about have a spiritual life based on the belief in Jesus and accepting his forgiveness.
Roasted spaghetti squash is blended with tomato and goat cheese sauce for a sweet and tangy meal.
In years past, we would be hearing from friends Outside that they are on their way to Alaska.
They cruised around a bit and then returned to Homer on Oct. 10 after “a most tranquil and pleasant passage.”
The quality of faithfulness in your life to God and Christian teachings has a quiet, steady reward that sooner or later.
Author Ruth Ozeki was the keynote presenter for the 23rd annual Kachemak Bay Writer’s Conference last weekend.
Eight members earned promotions this year.
The three-masted ship called the Agate was a reliable 30-year ocean veteran when it entered Cook Inlet in mid-October 1898.
There is new life, even when we can’t see it.
This year’s keynote presenter is author Ruth Ozeki.
