Cordova readies for arrival of virus
Schools, businesses and city departments have drawn up plans to respond to the spread of the novel coronavirus.
PWSEDD seeks public input on economic strategy
The Prince William Sound Economic Development District has asked residents for help crafting a new development strategy for the region.
The CHS Red Ocean: Students, staff continue protesting budget cuts even with new donation
By Kyi Gasmen
Cordova High School students and staff are continuing to protest the cuts in the new Cordova School District budget, although programs will...
Parks & Rec reminds public to properly dispose of trash
The reminder comes after employees happened upon trash surrounding the Fisherman’s Memorial recently.
The Cordova Times seeks new owner
Native Village of Eyak is looking for a new owner for The Cordova Times. The price? Free. Without a suitable candidate, the 108-year-old newspaper may cease to publish. The Tribal government in Cordova, Alaska, has owned the local weekly newspaper since April 2016.
Candlelight vigil sheds light on Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month
In honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, the Native Village of Eyak, in partnership with the Cordova Family Resource Center, held a candlelight...
Troopers, Cordova community mourn death of Alex Arduser
By Camille Botello and Elin Johnson
The Alaska State Troopers and Cordova community are remembering one of their own as an avid outdoorsman, a top...
City steps down virus updates
The city will no longer issue daily updates on coronavirus numbers. Instead, weekly updates will be issued on Fridays.
Cordova mourns death of retired trooper Alex Arduser
The Cordova community is remembering one of its own — a former Alaska State Trooper, an outdoorsman, a husband and a father — with...
The ski hill tow is a go
The Mt. Eyak Ski Hill rope-tow and snack shack are open! Three youngsters were shredding the bunny hill on a recent chilly winter day....
