Everyone seems to have their personal definition of when spring officially arrives.Some stick with the “official” March equinox designation that claims it occurs when the… Continue reading
ConocoPhillips Alaska is pleased to announce that 28 Alaskans have been awarded ConocoPhillips scholarships totaling $150,000. Twenty scholarships are going to 2015 Alaska high school… Continue reading
The 48th Annual Masonic Outstanding Student Awards event was held May 1 in the Renee Henderson Auditorium at Kenai Central High School. Students representing 33… Continue reading
As winter recedes into spring it is a great time to look at our yards and plan for the future. The badly damaged trees that… Continue reading
Here’s how to be perfectly miserable: focus on everything negative in your marriage, your church, your job or business and conclude there’s no way of… Continue reading
Bake sale supports Kenai Animal Shelter There will be a bake sale at St. Francis by The Sea Episcopal Church on South Spruce Street in… Continue reading
Well-managed turf care means more than simply firing up your lawn mower and buzzing around the yard.There’s cutting at the right height, irrigating with the… Continue reading
Many of us are engaged this week in the annual spring sport of watching the birch trees begin to leaf out, and anticipating early spring-blooming… Continue reading
New twists on fish and shrimpbyLes PalmerIt happens now and then, and a few days ago, it happened again. I was overwhelmed by an urge… Continue reading
“The Avengers: Age of Ultron” Marvel Studios 2 hours, 21 minutes Looking at what Marvel Studios has accomplished, you might get the idea that… Continue reading
Best Bets ■ “Moose: The Movie,” a live-action, comedy/suspense, feature-length film written by Tundra Comic Strip duo Chad and Darin Carpenter, is playing Saturday at… Continue reading
A Moosetaur terrorizes the fictional Alaskan town of Gangrene Gulch in a new feature-length film by Alaskan brothers Darin and Chad Carpenter. “Moose: The Movie”… Continue reading
The kids were unbelievably disappointed.There isn’t much you could do, though, when a long-anticipated event gets rained out. You can rant and shake your fist… Continue reading
Tribute to MomBy Dave Thompson, KenaiIn times gone by, as yesterdayMy thoughts recalling what they may.The times of plenty and of few,And the dearest soul… Continue reading
1940s to 1955 Northern Colorado This story is a tribute to my Mom and all the things she did for her family day after… Continue reading
On Mother’s Day, many moms will be treated to breakfast in bed. While there are many options for mom’s breakfast, not all of them segue… Continue reading
Chambers set schedules ■ The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce will host a Member Appreciation Breakfast from 8-9:30 a.m. on May 12 at the Soldotna Regional… Continue reading
Looking at the calendar, I see that today is the sesquicentennial of the end of the Civil War. Thank goodness, too, or the upcoming golf… Continue reading
Breakfast has long been touted as the most important meal of the day. Research shows that individuals who eat breakfast have higher cognitive performance, improved… Continue reading
I’ve been thinking a lot about photosynthesis lately. Well, not really. Actually, I’ve been thinking a lot about sunshine lately, but I heard someone on… Continue reading
