Kristi Rubio
Kristi is a Cordova Times contributor.
Salmon Jam promotes community arts with rockin’ music, tasty bites
Rain clouds parted and the sun was present for Salmon Jam festivities that kicked off with food vendors, an artisan market, and plenty of...
NVE Tribal Court offers new restorative justice options for Cordova
The Native Village of Eyak’s Tribal Court is a restorative justice court system that gives the Tribe authority to implement traditional methods to resolve...
Despite uncertainty around funding the Cordova School District is keeping its fingers crossed
The Cordova City Council voted to pass a resolution earlier this month that acknowledged the funding and resources available for the school district next...
Rabung’s life’s work catches the Fisheries Achievement Award at Cordova’s annual Copper River Nouveau
President and CEO Katrina Hoffman of the Prince William Sound Science Center (PWSSC) presented Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) Commercial Fisheries Director...
Cape St. Elias Light Station: A beacon on Kayak Island
Cape St. Elias Lightkeepers Association’s (CSELA) biggest fan, Toni Bocci, said that history and preservation are what their project is meant to uphold and...
Same office, new desk: Public works director transitions to new role as city manager
With 14 years already in the books, new city manager Samantha Greenwood has some history working for the City of Cordova. In late April,...
Keynote speaker: Shorebirds matter
Art is just as important as science is to uncover lost knowledge, this year’s Copper River Shorebird Festival keynote speaker told the audience. Flying...
Another year come and gone at Cordova’s ‘community resort’
Mt. Eyak Ski Area is a family-oriented operation. The goal has always been to be able to offer affordable, healthy winter recreation for the...
Cordova Parks and Rec outlines pool renovation, 20-year plan for other city improvements
Celebrating its 50th year, Cordova’s Bob Korn Memorial Pool will be receiving improvements this summer.
A new pool liner is set to be installed late...
PTA President Denise Hamberger steps down after 15 years
Every year as summer comes to a close, a new school year is just beginning to blossom — many bodies, hands and minds working...
