It looks as though some early deep freeze history may be about to repeat itself
Reviewing the last column, I wondered when we started to avoid driving
Rusty and the three Lancashire daughters arrived in Kenai on June 19
We can lean into God and His promises that he will support and guide us
Our first qualification as pastors or to serve in any capacity in ministry is to love Jesus Christ
Larry Lancashire’s status as a military veteran would aid him in his homesteading efforts on the Kenai Peninsula
Mrs. Lancashire certainly didn’t fit Lee’s notion of what a homesteading woman should look like.
For about a half-dozen years, the Homer Community Cemetery served its purpose without a hitch
My wife and I needed a sunny, warm getaway, so we went to London
When you ride your bike, you’re able to observe more around you than when you drive
These trips have given us a unique look at the drive from Kenai to Anchorage
The Mable Smith Story — Part 2
Time can slip by carrying memories still as fresh as yesterday.
Jesus’ compassion convicts me in two ways.
The Mable Smith Story — Part 1
I’m thankful the Lord helps us overcome obstacles and he keeps some obstacles out of the way
The conclusion of a three-part story about the life of the man most people knew as “Windy”
By most accounts, Charles “Windy” Wagner was an energetic, boisterous storyteller who entertained his listeners
I thought Sambas were simply affordable indoor soccer shoes from my high school and college days. Who knew I was so ahead of my time?
