Rachel Kallander
Rachel Kallander was raised in Cordova and graduated from CHS. Rachel is CEO of Kallander & Associates, a consulting firm serving policy and business clients statewide. She is the founder and executive director of the Arctic Encounter – the largest annual Arctic policy conference in the U.S., with policy convenings and partnerships worldwide. Rachel also serves as the Honorary Consul of Iceland to Alaska. She lives with her husband, Casey Pape, and two young children in Anchorage.
A farewell to print, and a commitment to what comes next
The March 27 issue is our final print edition.
Letter: Honoring 112 years as we transition to a new chapter
This week we announced that The Cordova Times will transition from a weekly print newspaper to a bi-monthly print edition.
Thirty-six years later: What the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill taught us about our own...
Cordova Times Publisher Rachel Kallander writes that the anniversary is more than a marker in time, it's a reminder of what we've been through.
Gratitude for votes and voices: A post-election message from the publisher
As this election season comes to a close, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to our readers, contributors, subscribers, and all who support...
Two years in print, two years of evolution and gratitude
Last week marked the two-year in-print anniversary at The Cordova Times since the ownership transition in 2022. As I reflect on this milestone, I...
A heartfelt thank you to Grace Schultz
As the owner and publisher of The Cordova Times, I want to extend my deepest gratitude to Grace Schultz, our incredible advertising manager and...
Publisher’s note: The 35th anniversary of the spill and The Cordova Times’ pledge
As the publisher of The Cordova Times, I am reflecting this month on the indelible marks that the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill left on...
Core memories: The threads that connect us
As the holiday season brightens our days and we look forward to the new year, I'm filled with a sense of warmth and nostalgia....
Empowering our rural communities: The vital role of media literacy
In an age where information flows between phones, radios, and satellites 24/7 and the influence of media reverberates throughout every level of society, it’s...
Reflections on our first year in print
This week marks one year in print since I took ownership of The Cordova Times. What a year it has been! Fifty-two issues. Breaking...
