Well before he shot and killed a man in Soldotna in 1961, Arthur Vernon Watson was considered trouble
We at least have a good idea of what our political future looks like.
Suffering as a Christian is not always a popular preaching topic.
The Frolichs’ establishment, then called the Watson Motel, had been owned by Arthur Vernon Watson and had become a crime scene
Later this month, I’ll turn 49
Let’s take a first look at the oncoming day of feasting
Seemingly overnight, we’ve transitioned from our summer playground to our winter lives
When we stepped off the plane at Pullman/Moscow we could have been in Alaska, except for the temperature
From where I sit, we have moved off center and it isn’t serving us well
Teens tackle faux zombie plague in Soldotna Library activity
My to-do list keeps getting longer
It’s fairly easy to have compassion for family and friends, but what about the cashier at the grocery store?
Maybe I should do a commentary 180 and go for it, big time
It is said that compassion is sympathy with helpful action
It occurred to me that we go through stages all our lives.
In late May 1959, officials from the Russian River Rendezvous, Alaska Sportsman’s Association, Inc., made a splashy official announcement in the Anchorage Daily Times
It’s all about Halloween at Kenai and Soldotna libraries
Over and over again, they struggle to rightly name who he is and what he’s up to
By the spring of 1931, a new two-story log building — the lodge’s third iteration — stood on the old site, ready for business
Thus ended the sometimes tumultuous Alaska tenure of William N. Dawson.
