Alaska comedy fest to make inaugural Cordova pit stop
The Alaska B4UDie Comedy Festival is landing in Cordova on April 4, as part of a week-long, statewide tour eliciting gut rolls and laugh-cries.
Recycled commercial fishing net makes a cozy parka
The Patagonia brand parka, which weighs barely over 1 pound, is packable in one of its pockets, and fits neatly into carry-on luggage.
Rosenthal’s glacier art exhibit opens at Anchorage Museum of History and Art
From his perspective as an artist and passion for the environment, Cordova painter David Rosenthal has been creating over the past 45 years paintings...
Rosenthal teaches the science of melting glaciers through art
A love of winter and the cold, combined with a passion for studying melting glaciers has compelled David Rosenthal for years to collaborate with...
Kodiak Alutiiq museum adds watercolors of Native ancestors to collection
The Kodiak Alutiiq Museum has expanded its collection by 11 watercolor paintings. The paintings are portraits of 19th-century Alutiiq/Sugpiaq people, and were created by...
Stage of the Tide to return this spring
Stage of the Tide, Cordova’s local theater group is planning a return to the stage this coming spring. Their upcoming show “Don’t Drink the...
Cordova Times student gallery
Art submitted by Cordova High School students
These photos originally ran in the Dec. 1 issue of The Cordova Times.
Rising to popularity: Cordova’s newest breadmaker is feeding the masses
Cordovans can't get enough of Natalie Helms’ fresh baked breads. Helms, who has quickly come to be known locally as “The Bread Lady,” began...
NOAA researcher’s new book celebrates disabilities
A new book by NOAA research biologist Skylar Bayer, of the Alaska Regional Office in the Habitat Conservation Division in Juneau, celebrates scientists with...
