A recent study published in the journal Nature Climate Change highlighted some work by Dr. Kyle Horton and his colleagues, who figured out how to… Continue reading
The festival will also come to Soldotna next week.
It’s time for something different.
A far cry from the days when we could brave freezing tempatures with no power
What’s happening this week
The Bible speaks a lot about making plans.
On June 8, 1897, Dr. Walter H. Evans of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Benton Killin, a retired lawyer and regent of the Oregon… Continue reading
I came up with a handful of good, meaningful New Year’s resolutions but by Jan. 2, I had failed most of them. My resolutions usually… Continue reading
This week’s recipes: banana bread, stir-fried chicken, Mexican fiesta bake, sour cream lemon pie.
The oysters farmed in Kachemak Bay are some of the best anywhere.
True to the entrepreneurial spirit and American dream, small businesses persevered.
Ours are but a few of the last great remaining intact salmon runs.
When I’m thinking casual wardrobe, a hooded sweatshirt isn’t the first thing that comes to mind.
Like true superheroes, every Alaskan has an origin story. The really cool origin story might involve being born a sixth-generation Alaskan from a sourdough ancestor… Continue reading
Well, here we are again. It is a new year. Perhaps some of you have made New Year’s resolutions. Resolutions are the promises we make… Continue reading
In 1975, as a freshman in Wildlife Ecology at the University of Wisconsin, I was required to take a weekly no-credit orientation seminar during my… Continue reading
Cope has been an almost lifelong artist who knew from age 2 she wanted to create.
On the eve of Christmas Eve, I received an annual phone call from a great friend.
A young engaged couple each had a supernatural encounter about the name of their son.
I picked up my journal this morning, ready to start closing out another year in its pages. Instead, I found myself looking back at previous… Continue reading
