This past Tuesday was my last day as editor at the Peninsula Clarion. I’ve moved on to another job, but cleaning out my office had… Continue reading
I sat with some friends as we waited to officially start a meeting, when one glanced at the other’s watch and said, “Wow! I really… Continue reading
The Bible gives this advice to children: “Obey your father’s commands, and don’t neglect your mother’s instruction.” (Proverbs 6:20 NLT). Mothers give more than instruction;… Continue reading
I’m starting to think that spring may be finally getting off its ample duff to roll up its sleeves and warm things up around here.… Continue reading
I have recently rebooted my attempt to meditate and have achieved a personal level of bliss of just under thirty seconds before something goes sideways… Continue reading
Well, March came through like a champ. Snow storms, a new Iditarod winner, even an icicle and slush pits. If nothing else, we can always… Continue reading
I think we’re starting to get this cabin camping thing down. A few years back, we made our first trip to one of the many… Continue reading
It has taken a few weeks but I can finally walk a few steps without falling asleep while crossing the front room. This newly acquired… Continue reading
Chambers set schedules n The Kenai and Soldotna Chambers of Commerce will host a joint luncheon at noon on March 7 at the Kenai Visitor… Continue reading
March is a month of spiritual awakenings and reflection. Daylight Saving Time begins on March 11 — don’t forget to spring forward with your clocks.… Continue reading
Sterling Judo Club
continues to shine Many younger club members entered a judo competition in Anchorage recently. All were successful both in bringing home awards… Continue reading
News and Notes Hilbrink makes Dean’s List at RIT Xy Hilbrink of Ninilchik, who is in the film and animation program, made the Dean’s List… Continue reading
Wallyball tournament
shows the love It was a fun time on Feb.y 24, where the 19th annual co-ed Valentines Wallyball Tournament was held at the… Continue reading
Anyone but me glad it’s March? If the Groundhog is to be believed, in about two weeks we can expect new leaves, rhubarb peeking through… Continue reading
Kenai Senior Center Activities March 6, Lunch Time (11:30 a.m.) — Oreo Cookie Day!, $7 suggested donation March 15, Van leaves at 3:30 p.m. —… Continue reading
News and Notes Theisen named to Dean’s
List at Black Hills State Jordan Theisen of Kenai has been named to the Dean’s List for the… Continue reading
“You should do that,” a friend was telling me. We were talking about swimming more than once a week, and she was suggesting that I… Continue reading
It’s the middle of February and I can’t say I’m too confident about how this year is going. It feels like 2017 is still finding… Continue reading
Brewers pour craft beers for attendees at the 4th annual Frozen RiverFest at Soldotna Creek Park on Saturday, Feb. 17. Sponsored by the Soldotna Chamber… Continue reading
4-H: What’s it all about? 4-H was established in 1902 and is the nation’s largest youth development organization, reaching almost six million young people from… Continue reading
