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...
Ryan Redington sweeps top honors for Iditarod 2023
Ryan Redington, with his lead dogs Ghost and Sven, was honored on Sunday as the winner of the 2023 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race,...
Old Crow Medicine Show will headline Salmonfest 2023
Salmonfest, the annual music and more festival on the Kenai Peninsula, has announced that headliners for the Aug. 4 to Aug. 6 festivities will...
Cordova Times student gallery
Art submitted by Cordova High School students
These photos originally ran in the Dec. 1 issue of The Cordova Times.
Ancient grass mat artifacts found in Kodiak
Archaeologists with Kodiak’s Alutiiq Museum and Archaeological Repository have recovered woven artifacts that are an estimated 3,000 years old.
The rare finds were discovered at...
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...
Valdez 8th grader wins art contest
An 8th grader from Valdez landed a big art award last month. Joslyn Unger was this year’s overall state winner of the Alaska Fish...
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...
Artists For Nature begins new Cordova project about ‘two halves of a beating heart’
The importance of the project is Prince William Sound and the Copper River Delta, two halves of a beating heart.
Solitary journey of a lone wolf
“The presence of a wolf adds immeasurable richness and a wilderness spirit to the landscape,” noted Adolf “Ade” Murie, who came to Alaska in...
