A tasty, savory snack 3 MIN READ
I was taught in culinary school that every fold of a chef’s toque represents an egg dish they have mastered. An entire week of school was dedicated exclusively to the endlessly useful culinary superstar we...
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Minister’s Message: Some opportunities can be a mirage 2 MIN READ
Most people assume the greatest threats to their lives come disguised as bad things. We think of temptation, compromise, destructive habits, or poor decisions. Certainly those things can cause damage. But of...
Sterling man goes the extra mile to support local food banks
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Alaska Science Forum: Our large army of little green shield bugs comes and goes 4 MIN READ
The tiny flying green annoyances seemed to be in greater numbers than usual this year in late May and early June.
Chicken kebabs a crowd-pleaser for a summer barbecue 3 MIN READ
The trick to a great kebab is to let it soak in the marinade for as long as you can
Central Peninsula Hospital brings back crucial health services to Kenai
Mammography services return to the Central Peninsula Kenai Health Center for the first time in almost a decade
Minister’s Message: Building a successful spiritual life 3 MIN READ
The summer season means many things are going on. The long daylight hours and warm temperatures make for a lot of outdoor activity.
Kenai Peninsula Back Country Horsemen to develop 900 acres for equestrian trails
The conservation service organization has already developed 12 miles on trails on the property
Nikiski murder leaves deep and painful scars for family
Kylie Aspelund mourns the loss of her mother and hopes her brother can receive the help he needs
Minister’s Message: Where is Your Identity? 3 MIN READ
Doesn’t it seem we are constantly identifying ourselves? Whether you are showing your ID, supplying a password, moving through multiple authentications, or even just being asked, “What’s your name?”...
Alaska Science Forum time capsule: How to win the ice pool 2 MIN READ
Note: This Alaska Science Forum “time capsule” article was originally published on May 1, 1976. While employed at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute, John M. Miller was the Alaska S...
Starting strong: KPC’s CAMP helps Alaska’s new college students
Financial support, academic guidance and a built-in community help students succeed Starting college can feel like a big step. From navigating applications, course registration and financial aid to finding c...
California rolls can brighten up any day 3 MIN READ
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Alaska researchers using tagging data to reduce fishing bycatch
University of Alaska Fairbanks research team uses more than 700,000 data points for chinook salmon
Yenlo fire north of Skwentna reaches 52 acres
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Our Sunday best: Early churches of the central Kenai Peninsula — Part 1 6 MIN READ
AUTHOR’S NOTE: An earlier version of this story first appeared in May 2013 in the Redoubt Reporter. The focus of this series is churches of the central Kenai Peninsula; clearly, there is also a rich church...
Alaska Science Forum: Research team seeks answers from a changing river 4 MIN READ
A shifting climate is bringing big, sudden changes to the Kuskokwim River and the people who rely on it
Minister’s Message: The Parachuting Padre 2 MIN READ
In the early hours of June 6, 1944, Allied troops descended into Normandy on D-Day. One of the men jumping from the planes was not carrying a rifle. Father Francis Sampson, nicknamed the “Parachuting Padre...
Time Capsule: The world according to a dog’s nose 3 MIN READ
Note: This Alaska Science Forum “Time Capsule” article was originally published on Sept. 28, 2023. You may see a few more of these — as well as new guest authors — over the summer as we transition to...
Feeding our brains and bodies well 3 MIN READ
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Minister’s Message: Volcano watching 3 MIN READ
Recently, my kids made one of those classic science experiments: a clay volcano. They packed baking soda inside, poured vinegar over the top, and watched as it bubbled, foamed and spilled over the sides.
The Killey mystery — Part 1 6 MIN READ
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Alaska Science Forum: Mind-bending science for this science layman 4 MIN READ
Exploring scientific frontiers with the University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Geophysical Institute
‘Move forward with the spirit of lifelong learning’ 5 MIN READ
Nearly 100 seniors graduated from Kenai Central High School in a commencement ceremony held Wednesday evening in the Renee C. Henderson Auditorium.