Servings: 4Why this recipe worksPan-searing a thick-cut steak presents a real challenge: How do you keep the perimeter from overcooking while the center of the… Continue reading
Chambers set schedules ■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce meets at noon today at Froso’s Restaurant. A presentation by Melanie Dufour with Alaska Coastal Studies… Continue reading
Dozens of young muggles flocked to the Joyce K. Carver Memorial Library Thursday for the chance to be witches and wizards for a day during… Continue reading
In the mid-1800s, Albertine Joan Garner’s great-great-grandfather deserted from the French military, married a can-can dancer — Garner’s great-grandmother — and sailed to a new life… Continue reading
When the weather got tough, the Tsalteshi Trails Association got creative with their annual women’s ski event on Sunday, adapting it into a hybrid race… Continue reading
Litchfield, Wagoner named to George Fox Dean's List Julie Litchfield of Soldotna, a sophomore biology major, and Brandi Wagoner of Kenai, a junior nursing major,… Continue reading
Last week I wrote about the changes that come with the passing years. Moreover, those years pass faster the further we get from the neonatal… Continue reading
Family Discovery Day at Soldotna LDS church Interested in the history of your own family? Has genealogy been a mystery for you? Visit The Church… Continue reading
Increased use and reconnecting to the community are some of John Tuttle’s goals as Soldotna’s new postmaster. Sworn in at the Soldotna Post Office on… Continue reading
Scientific research is something all of us were exposed to in school and something we hear routinely in the news. Most know that the hallmark… Continue reading
Author’s note: This column previously appeared in the Clarion June, 6, 2003. I’ve edited it for brevity. — LPI have a theory that some people… Continue reading
WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont. — It’s 17 degrees outside and I’m lying on my stomach in the snow with my cheek against a rifle, focusing through… Continue reading
Special days.A day designated as a national holiday or a day of observance for something special is a good thing. This is especially true for… Continue reading
Events and Exhibitions ■ The Kenai Performers present Meredith Wilson’s “Music Man,” directed by Terri Zopf Schoessler and conducted by Dan Johnson. Show dates are… Continue reading
The Alaska State Troopers are looking for a Cooper Landing man said to have gone missing after he went to Anchorage to run errands.Doug Korman,… Continue reading
The day you met your dog, it was love at first sight.Those big brown eyes, that silky-sheened fur, butt-wiggles, even puppy breath was hard to… Continue reading
Collections of prints by ten local artists, ranging from miniature watercolors to urban street photography, are on display at the Soldotna Public Library. You’ll find… Continue reading
“The Finest Hours”Walt Disney Pictures1 hour, 57 minutesSome movies expect a lot from their viewers. They hint at subtext, they use realistic, not expository, dialogue,… Continue reading
We had lots of animals on the farm, including pigs, chickens, cats and dogs. Dad had a Water Spaniel named “Pup” - all our animals… Continue reading
The tradition of eating King Cake lasts throughout the Carnival season, from the feast of the Epiphany (the 12th day after Christmas), until Mardi Gras… Continue reading
