On Oct. 19, the Pink Ribbon Rally Committee presented a check in the amount of $26,000 to the Central Peninsula Health Foundation Breast Cancer Fund to be used for local breast cancer patients and to further awareness and prevention of this devastating disease. Funds were raised with the 10th Anniversary Pink Ribbon Rally Golf Event held on Aug. 2 at the Birch Ridge Golf Course. Pictured from left to right: Sharon Keating, Judy Imholte, Judy Keck-Walsh, Kathy Gensel (CPHF Director) and Sally Hoagland. Not pictured is committee member Barb Winker.
I really wanted some sweet and sour takeout this weekend, but all my favorite restaurants are far outside of delivery range.
This proclamation celebrated on Easter, or Resurrection Sunday, is a defining call and response made by followers of Jesus.
I have been chasing the facts of this adventure for 35 years.
Seward students who competed this year were recognized Monday with a commending resolution by the Seward City Council.
These crimson-stained cranberry poached pears offer a soft and grainy texture.
The fact that Jesus came back to Jerusalem for Passover was an intentional decision of Jesus.
Two distinct versions of Cecil “Greasy” Miller received the most publicity during his brief tenure on the southern Kenai Peninsula.
Seward theater collective returns for second weekend of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”
The 34th Annual Visual Feast showcases art by Kenai Peninsula Borough School District students.
The menu features waffles, waffle pizzas and waffle sandwiches.
This seems to be the way of life, undeniable joy holding hands with unavoidable sorrow.
There are several theories concerning the origin of Cecil Miller’s nickname “Greasy.”
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