If you’re looking for fresh meal ideas, consider planting “menu gardens.” Grow a few of your favorite foods together in pots or raised beds, following… Continue reading
Heritage Place looking for piano players Heritage Place is looking for Old Church Hymn piano players for our weekly Hymn Sing on Thursdays 10:15-11:15 a.m.… Continue reading
Quick! Think of a list of the top ten characteristics of a spiritual person. No doubt your list included love and humility. Perhaps you thought… Continue reading
Flavored vinegars from wild berries and garden herbs Flavored vinegars add variety to your meals and they are simple to make. The only ingredients you… Continue reading
News and Notes ^ Hitchcock a doctor in physical therapy Rebecca A. (Ford) Hitchcock received her Doctor of Physical Therapy on May 12, 2017 from… Continue reading
Author’s note: This column was originally published on Jan. 21, 2007. Will Morrow still has the same iPod, though with a few more songs. “You… Continue reading
The beaches of the Kenai Peninsula are a treasure trove to those who are willing to keep their head down. Beachcombing in the area doesn’t… Continue reading
The woods are getting a bit louder these days. With the uptick in bear encounters this summer in Alaska, the trails and backcountry wonderlands are… Continue reading
Few people are aware of a unique tradition that happens annually here at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. For the past thirty years only the… Continue reading
There’s a fine line between a plant causing a blood infection and a plant making a healthy snack, and Kellie Nightlinger knows the difference. As… Continue reading
Star of the North welcomes new pastor Star of the North Lutheran Church in Kenai is excited to announce the installation of its new pastor,… Continue reading
Many admire the strength of character of Harry S. Truman. Yes, the Harry Truman, who was President of the United States. It was Harry Truman… Continue reading
4-H’er of the Month seeks to improve world around him Cody Fortin-Wright is this month’s 4 H’er of the month. Over the last year, Cody… Continue reading
The cabin was steeped in an early morn nippiness spawned by a canopy of dank clouds weeping tiresome showers when our dog Howard decided to… Continue reading
Kenai Senior Center Activities July 4, noon-4 p.m. — Homemade Pie &Hot Dog Booth at Kenai’s July 4 Festivities, Fundraiser for Kenai Senior Connection, Inc.… Continue reading
News and Notes Page receives masters
from DePaul University Esther Page (Hamilton), a former Kenai Peninsula resident and 2011 Kenai Central High School graduate, received… Continue reading
Rhubarb recipes When the calendar turns to July Alaskans can be sure rhubarb is available, in mass quantities! It’s time to enjoy a dish that… Continue reading
July is the seventh month, and is called the “dog days” because it’s the warmest month in the Northern Hemisphere. Astrological signs for July: Cancer… Continue reading
There is a lot in the works behind the blue doors of the Kenai Fine Arts Center over the next three months, including individual shows,… Continue reading
Larry By Gaye LaRane, Kenai Larry sits on the rocks shapeless in green hooded jacket and sweat pants. His white socked and black flip-flopped feet… Continue reading
