Beekeeping in Alaska While it is early spring many beekeepers in Alaska have already placed their “bee” order and are getting hives and equipment ready… Continue reading
Five million dollars or ten million? Payment in dollars, British pounds or gold? In Washington, D.C., Russian envoy Eduard de Stoeckl and Secretary of State… Continue reading
News and Notes Stafford graduates from South Dakota State Katie Marie Stafford of Kasilof graduated after the fall 2016 session at South Dakota State University… Continue reading
Did you know … March 22 is World Water Day. In 1992, World Water Day was designated by the United Nations General Assembly to focus… Continue reading
The sights, sounds and temperatures of spring may still be at least a few weeks away, but for those dreaming of freshly sprouted, green plants… Continue reading
Recently I heard about a church sign with one letter misplaced. The sign should have read “United” but because one letter was moved it read,… Continue reading
While wondering what I was going to write about this week, I got to thinking about ignorance. Ignorance has a bad rap, and it’s undeserved.… Continue reading
As many eyes turn to their television sets this week to watch the 7-10 match up between the Gamecocks and the Golden Eagles or the… Continue reading
A great big handful. That’s how many pills you take each day. Two for symptom relief. One for pain now, one later. Some to stave… Continue reading
“Kong: Skull Island” Warner Bros. 1 hour, 58 minutes After more than a dozen different film versions, you’d think there wouldn’t be much new that… Continue reading
My timing may not have been the best. I’d arrived just as a bevy of tour operators, in a carefully orchestrated display of mass confusion,… Continue reading
Chick fever is in the air: Raising backyard poultry There are numerous reasons why we choose to keep small poultry flocks in our backyards with… Continue reading
Last month I inferred that Old Man Winter was behaving like a borderline psychotic suffering conflicting flashbacks inclusive of the peak of his ice age… Continue reading
News and Notes Callie Kant, Drew Kant named to dean’s list at Olivet Nazarene Callie Kant and Drew Kant, both of Soldotna, have been named… Continue reading
William Henry Seward was a visionary and one of the most important diplomats in American history. As Seward’s Day (March 30) approaches, most Alaskans have… Continue reading
Did you know … Heavy metals are naturally occurring chemical elements that have a high atomic weight and a density of at least 5 times… Continue reading
First Baptist Church of
Kenai begins Bible study First Baptist Church of Kenai, 12875 Kenai Spur Higway, starts a 12-week Kay Arthur Precepts Bible study… Continue reading
I’m writing this on Feb. 14. Happy Valentine’s Day! When you read this, you will be enjoying more than 2 hours more sunshine than I… Continue reading
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Eric Swab was glancing at aerial satellite images of his next destination, another remote wilderness along Pikes Peak, when he… Continue reading
Author’s note: This story originally appeared in the Nov. 28, 2003 edition of the Clarion. — LP In fishing, as in most other endeavors, timing… Continue reading
