Homer man shares his passion for turning wood into functional and beautiful works of art
The Turtles don’t exactly have a sterling reputation on the silver screen
The Mable Smith Story — Part 1
I’m thankful the Lord helps us overcome obstacles and he keeps some obstacles out of the way
Kenai Art Center’s August show features the perspective of artist Susan Watkins
Seth Kantner’s “Swallowed by the Great Land” shows a reverence for his community
The event will take place Friday, Aug. 11 to Sunday, Aug. 13
For one week every summer, my in-laws host all their children and their spouses and all seven grandchildren
The conclusion of a three-part story about the life of the man most people knew as “Windy”
The double feature, despite or perhaps because of how silly it is, totally worked
Charcuterie boards are all the rage in the wedding scene right now
By most accounts, Charles “Windy” Wagner was an energetic, boisterous storyteller who entertained his listeners
Triumvirate Theatre Youth Camp to stage “Aristocats”
In preparation of Nolan’s latest cinematic feat, “Oppenheimer,” some friends and I have been rewatching past films
Represented among the talent are local acts like Blackwater Railroad Company, Medium Build and the Hope Social Club
Canning preserves local rhubarb’s vibrant flavors
Ahead of the start of the Seventh Annual Rock’N the Ranch at the Rusty Ravin, co-owner and organizer Ravin Swan said that the energy would… Continue reading
Since 1973, in a studio space adjacent to the Kenai Art Center, members of the Kenai Potters Guild have gathered to throw clay, to fire… Continue reading
Most folks seemed to enjoy Charles A. Wagner. They appreciated his hospitality and generosity, his stories and good humor, and his thorough knowledge of the… Continue reading
When I talked to retired teacher and local author Charlie Stephens about his book, “Passion Over Pain,” in early May, he said he wanted it… Continue reading