Cordova Family Resource Center marks 25 years of service

Cordova Family Resource Center, born out of need of a community brutalized socially and economically by the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill, is celebrating...

Ask the Candidate: Melina Meyer

Melina Meyer is running for Cordova City Council Seat D in the March 2 general election.

Cordova’s virus surge continues

Cordova reported four new cases of the novel coronavirus Saturday, Oct. 10.

Police chief who failed to quarantine linked to virus outbreak

"It was a serious lapse in judgment," City Manager Helen Howarth said. "Our daycares are closed. We have public facilities down. We’re back in a place we never wanted to be… I apologize on behalf of the city for the actions of one of our employees. I’m horrified and dismayed, and every other sad word that I can think of."

CCMC Authority Board — Linnea Ronnegard

Editor’s note: Cordova’s regular election is set for March 6, in the Cordova Center. Voting hours are 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Community...
A small black worm resembling an ice worm was spotted in the snow near Observation Avenue on Thursday, Feb. 6. Photo courtesy of Jane Phillips

Ice worms spotted in Cordova city limits?

A number of small black “ice worms” have been spotted in Cordova just after Cordova’s annual Iceworm Festival.

Jan. 20 clinic will vaccinate older Alaskans

A Wednesday, Jan. 20 clinic at Cordova Community Medical Center will allow some Alaskans age 65 and above to receive vaccinations against the novel coronavirus.

Chamber gathering info for Economic Injury Disaster Loan

The Cordova Chamber of Commerce asked businesses harmed by the novel coronavirus to get in touch.
The 1986 Chevrolet Blazer involved in the Oct. 8 accident that claimed one life. (Oct. 15, 2019) Photo by Zachary Snowdon Smith/The Cordova Times

Charges filed in deadly SUV crash

One man died following an Oct. 8 SUV accident, Cordova Police Department reports. The driver, 50-year-old Jesse James Jones of Cordova, has been charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, driving under the influence, and misconduct involving weapons in the fourth degree.

District deliberating best use of one-time funding

Having 14 fewer students means the Cordova School District will receive an estimated $322,399 less from the state than was originally budgeted for.