Your favorite team cannot be beat. As soon as they hit the court, field, or rink, they play their hearts out to win. And win.… Continue reading
This week’s big release had just about everything going for it. As far as grown-up thrillers go, how could you ask for more than Tom… Continue reading
There are a lot of numbers behind the two large moose on Kenai Peninsula College’s Kenai River Campus. The bull moose are over 16 feet… Continue reading
For about 8 or 9 years the gals who work or worked at Fireweed Greenhouse get together and have a once a month birthday party… Continue reading
Did you know … Feeding the 5,000 is Feedback U.K.’S flagship campaigning event, a delicious communal feast for 5,000 people made entirely out of food… Continue reading
An Alaska herb garden With spring approaching and our green thumbs itching to try something new, the University of Alaska Cooperative Extension Service has a… Continue reading
Seems like everyday I read something about what the “younger generation” doesn’t know. I’ve adapted to the idea that no one can fold a diaper… Continue reading
While talking with one of my grandsons recently, he mentioned having a bonfire on a Puget Sound beach. He said that the beach had fire… Continue reading
You’re rummaging in the attic, in great grandma’s steamer trunk, and you come upon a dusty old packet of garden balsam seeds. An heirloom! This… Continue reading
Last June, I was enjoying the sun while listening to music at the Kenai River Festival. If I hadn’t been sitting (and it had nothing… Continue reading
Rick Brooks is used to traveling with the music. His fingers travel up and down the fret board. He’s travelled throughout Alaska, the Lower 48… Continue reading
By BEN BOETTGER Peninsula Clarion A building on south shore of the Kenai River mouth — which over the years has been a fish cannery,… Continue reading
It wasn’t where you put it down. The last time you saw it, it was over there where you laid it. You remember doing that;… Continue reading
“The Fate of the Furious” Universal Pictures 2 hours, 16 minutes Some franchises feel inevitable, like the James Bond films or “Star Trek,” constantly rebooting… Continue reading
Superheros, wolf urine and lead contamination received top honors at the 27th annual Caring for the Kenai final presentations, held Thursday night at Kenai Central… Continue reading
Planning your tree planting As winter recedes into spring it is a great time to look at our yards and plan for the future. The… Continue reading
Lately, I’ve taken to arguing with my microwave. And I think the microwave is winning. The microwave is just one of many things that seems… Continue reading
Did you know … — In 2010 the average American home had more television sets than people. According to Nielsen Media Research, there were 2.73… Continue reading
Did you know … “The world begins at a kitchen table. No matter what, we must eat to live,” — First line from the poem… Continue reading
By SHANA LOSHBAUGH For the Clarion After the purchase, adventurous Yankees headed to Alaska. No sooner had the flags changed in Sitka than traders, soldiers… Continue reading
