Cinthia Gibbens-Stimson
Cinthia Gibbens-Stimson is a staff writer and photographer for The Cordova Times. She has been writing in one form or another for 30-plus years and has had a longstanding relationship with The Cordova Times starting in 1989. She's been an Alaskan since 1976 and first moved to Cordova in 1978. She's lived in various West Texas towns; in Denver, Colorado; in McGrath, Cordova, Galena, Kodiak, Wasilla, Anchorage and Fairbanks, Alaska and in Bangalore, India. She has two children and three grandchildren. She can be reached at [email protected] or follow her on Instagram @alaskatoindia.
Washout on Power Creek Road exposes hydro transmission line
Nearly six inches of rain over a three-day period caused a washout on Power Creek Road Aug. 13, unearthing about 50 feet of buried hydroelectric...
Project would provide shoppers with reuseable bags
Amanda Wiese was flying over the Yukon River several years ago, en route from Bethel to Emmonak, when she noticed white dots all over the landscape below,...
A 7-hour cruise onboard the M/V Aurora
The Alaska Marine Highway ferry Aurora departed Whittier Aug. 6, headed to Cordova. Bright, sunny skies accompanied the vessel through Prince William Sound, providing...
NVE hosts Coast Guard Appreciation Luncheon
U.S. Coast Guard members and their families stationed in Cordova were guests of honor on Aug. 4, the 227th birthday of the Coast Guard,...
Work session focus: revenue and refuse
Revenue and refuse issues came under discussion at the Cordova City Council work session Aug. 2, with further discussion on the budget anticipated at...
Flag football comes to town
Flag football has come to town, thanks to the efforts of a U.S. Coast Guardsman and the Cordova Amateur Youth Athletics Corp.
Meet Justin Graham,...
Two FNRA fundraising events coming up in August
Cordova’s chapter of Friends of the National Rifle Association is gearing up for its annual fundraising events, Smoke N’ Guns on Aug. 24, and...
Salvation Army food pantry moves to Little Chapel Church
Volunteers at the Little Chapel Church have taken up the baton as the Salvation Army’s Extension Service Unit, proving community food bank services twice...
Pistol shooting proves popular
Some came in trepidation, too scared to even hold a handgun, but after a day of learning, loading and shooting the borrowed pistols, they were ready...
