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Kenai begins Bible study First Baptist Church of Kenai, 12875 Kenai Spur Higway, starts a 12-week Kay Arthur Precepts Bible study… Continue reading
I’m writing this on Feb. 14. Happy Valentine’s Day! When you read this, you will be enjoying more than 2 hours more sunshine than I… Continue reading
On Thursday night, Mountain View Elementary’s gymnasium was transformed into an art gallery with watercolors, pastels, origami and music compositions adorning the walls. At “An… Continue reading
School board to meet The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. in the borough building at 148 N. Binkley… Continue reading
The United States did not exist when Russians first claimed Alaska’s coast. But by the time British Captain James Cook entered the inlet now bearing… Continue reading
World Day of Prayer today As people of faith in God, we turn to God in prayer not only for ourselves, but also for the… Continue reading
One of the great challenges of living in our beautiful state is living almost half a continent away from our extended families. Parents, siblings, cousins,… Continue reading
I am not the kind of person who likes to run on empty. When my fuel gage tells me the tank of my car is… Continue reading
The Crimean Peninsula has been in the news again. Oddly enough, that bit of land on the far side of the world, only slightly larger… Continue reading
Last spring I wrote a column titled “Something wicked this way comes”. It was about a reccurring spring battle we have with malevolent moose who… Continue reading
By SHANA LOSHBAUGH For the Clarion Russians claimed the Kenai Peninsula for 81 years. Although few, they brought massive changes to the North Pacific, including… Continue reading
Kenai Peninsula College students earn honors The following students have earned academic honors at Kenai Peninsula College for the Fall 2016 semester. To be eligible… Continue reading
Did you know … From daily tasks to our most unusual needs, plastics have increasingly provided the performance characteristics that fulfill consumer needs at many… Continue reading
Rio Olympics Judo Silver Medalist Travis Stevens will be conducting a two day clinic this month in Anchorage. Stevens is a three-time USA Olympic Judo… Continue reading
Cupid’s arrows are flying through the mail again and I’m somewhat of an authority on the subject of the season. I’ve been in love with… Continue reading
Already “that man” is influencing my life. I turned on the TV before 8 a.m. on January 20 to watch the Inauguration. We never watch… Continue reading
Just days into the Trump administration, the left’s narrative is clear. First, it was that Trump is an “illegitimate” president because he didn’t win the… Continue reading
News and Notes Steinbeck named to President’s List at Gonzaga University Allison Steinbeck of Kenai has earned placement on the President’s List for fall semester… Continue reading
Author’s note: This column was originally published in the Feb. 5, 2012 edition of the Clarion. However, my favorite team is back in the Super… Continue reading
I came across an article the other day authored by Peter Steinke, noted church counselor. In light of the demonstrations following inauguration of President Donald… Continue reading
