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
News and Notes Beck named to President’s
List at Montana State David Beck, a freshman Mechanical Engineering major from Kenai, was named to the Spring… Continue reading
Star of the North
to install new pastor Star of the North Lutheran Church, located at 216 North Forest Drive in Kenai, will install its… Continue reading
Extension service offers
free pressure canner
dial gauge testing The Cooperative Extension Service is offering free testing of pressure canner dial gauges on weekdays from… Continue reading
KPC students earn honors Kenai Peninsula College recently announced its Dean’s List and Chancellor’s List for the Spring 2017 semester. Students must earn a GPA… Continue reading
I just spent a week in Idaho with family. As always, they introduced me to a couple of habits I don’t indulge in when I… Continue reading
Walk ‘n’ Roll for Alzheimer’s awareness On the Longest Day of the Year, 31 Heritage Place residents in wheelchairs and 137 participants including strolling singing… Continue reading
It has been a special privilege of mine in recent years to be able to take the Memorial Day weekend to ride my motorcycle on… Continue reading
Soldotna Bible Chapel hosts free event There will be a free, family-friendly outdoor event from 6-8 p.m. today at Soldotna Bible Chapel, in the lower… Continue reading
Who knew I was so stylish? Here I’ve been thinking that my shirts and pants with the frayed cuffs and collars were just wearing out.… Continue reading
Food preservation resources It is 8 p.m., you are ready to start canning fish but can’t find your Cooperative Extension Service publication, “Canning the Catch.”… Continue reading
News and Notes Area students make
University of Alaska Southeast Chancellor’s, Dean’s lists Students from the central Kenai Peninsula have earned academic honors at the… Continue reading
I’ve thought about this article for years. I want to write about my personal favorite little food spots in the twins cities area, solely for… Continue reading
Catholic Parishes gather Sunday The Catholic Parishes of the Kenai Peninsula are hosting a gathering: Family of Faith, at the Kenai Peninsula Fair Grounds, Ninilchik… Continue reading
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