Here’s the Thing: One thing at a time

This article just happens to be on the day of Christmas. No pressure. This isn’t really my year for talking about the overwhelming power of… Continue reading

Church News

A place at the table at Our Lady of Perpetual Help A Place At The Table, an outreach ministry for those needing a hot meal… Continue reading

Voices of Faith: Handing back humanity

I often have very detailed dreams that linger long after I wake. One such dream was of a woman who had spent many years on… Continue reading

Unhinged Alaska: A special kind of Christmas tea

Once again Christmas and the advent of a new year are peeking over the horizon and, once again, the lady of the cabin has transformed… Continue reading

Note from the Recycling Bin

— By greening-up your clean-up, you’ll be saving money, time, packaging, and indoor air quality. Using gentle household cleaners is also being kind to your… Continue reading

Learning for Life: Healthier Holidays

The holidays are a wonderful time of year, full of joyous celebrations and time with loved ones. However, many people find that holiday cheer comes… Continue reading

4-Hers fared well at the annual Public Presentation Contest. (Submitted photo)

4-Hers fare well at Public Presentation Contest

4-H is about helping prepare youth to be successful adults. One of the many ways this is achieved is through our Public Presentation Contest held… Continue reading

4-Hers fared well at the annual Public Presentation Contest. (Submitted photo)

Church News

'The Way He Came' at Apostolic Assembly On Dec. 18 at 5:30 p.m., the Apostolic Assembly of Jesus Christ Choir will present its annual cantata,… Continue reading

Voices of Faith: What if?

Isn’t life full of “What if’s?” I think there are considerable “What if’s” from the past we can all think of IF we all attest… Continue reading

Business Briefs

Chambers set schedules ■ The Kenai and Soldotna Chambers of Commerce will host a joint luncheon today at noon at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex.… Continue reading

Life in the Pedestrian Lane: Memories of Christmas past

The thing I miss most about Christmas is the anticipation. I remember as a small kid waiting eagerly for THE DAY, and not being disappointed,… Continue reading

Notes from the Recycling Bin

— Eco-friendly gift suggestions: birdfeeders and seeds, a worm composting bin; ‘coupons’ for washing dishes or shoveling the driveway or babysitting, etc.; fill a mason… Continue reading

Learning for Life: Extension has great books on berries, herbs

From now until Jan. 6, “Using Alaska’s Wild Berries” and “An Alaska Herb Garden” are on sale! Normally priced at $15, each of these fascinating… Continue reading

From the Food Bank

If you are in the mood to bake and know you shouldn’t eat it all yourself, the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank can help save you… Continue reading

Church News

'One Small Candle,' 'The Way He Came,' at Apostolic Assembly Apostolic Assembly of Jesus Christ Sunday School Department will present the play, “One Small Candle,”… Continue reading

Voices of Faith: The Waiting is the Hardest Part at Christmas

Waiting… Waiting is something many of us have a very hard time doing — especially around the holidays. For children it is the waiting to… Continue reading

Business Briefs

■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce meets at noon today at Froso’s Restaurant in Soldotna. A presentation on the Kenai Peninsula Borough Sales Tax Code… Continue reading

It is what it is: Keep it simple

So I’m probably not one of those people who can chuck it all and move into a tiny house, but I think I can relate… Continue reading

Learning for Life: Healthy and sustainable living gifts

The social network I’m a part of believes in healthy and sustainable living. No wonder most of the gifts my friends and I exchange this… Continue reading

Voices of Faith: Advent: A season of expectant waiting

A season of expectant waiting: what in the world can that mean? All of us are waiting for Christmas. That’s a given. And for the… Continue reading

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