Potential $10 M to go toward harbor repairs
A resolution involving $5 million in bonds and a 0.5 percent raw fish tax was approved by the Cordova City Council during its Dec....
School district will hear updates on COVID-19 guidelines Dec. 8
"Like many in the community the board is eager to make masking voluntary in school buildings when it is determined to be safe to do so," Barb Jewell wrote.
Prop 1 passes in Cordova election; mayoral race too close to call
Cordova voters passed Proposition 1 on Tuesday, March 1, supporting a $2 million loan to help fund the South Harbor rebuild with an initial count of 756 yes votes and 52 no votes. Preliminary election results have been tallied and released by the city clerk early on Wednesday, March 2, with 827 ballots counted.
Cordova protests Trump administration in national ‘Hands Off!’ day of action
With wind, rain and temperatures in the low 40s outside, more than 100 participants gathered at The Cordova Center to voice concerns with the Trump administration.
Cordova robotics, only Alaska team, competes at international contest in Indiana
The Cordova team, ranked in the top 10% of more than 8,000 teams proved themselves elite.
Senior Salmon Day set for June 17
When it comes to
sharing the wealth of famous Copper River sockeyes, commercial salmon
harvesters and processors are a generous bunch, eager to share their catch...
Ilanka Community Health Center honored
Ilanka Community Health Center has received the National Committee for Quality Assurance’s Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition for its exemplary care and long-term participative relationships.
The...
Field narrows in city manager contest
The three remaining candidates for city manager include a state healthcare coordinator, a cheese entrepreneur and a former director of Native Village of Eyak.
DU: 80 years of wetland protection, 35 years of local fundraising
The Copper Delta Chapter of Ducks Unlimited is proud to report that nearly $17,000 was raised at this year’s DU banquet and auction.
How does...
SUV crash trial: Defense claims problems with police recordings
The trial of a Cordova man accused of manslaughter has been delayed until March after the defense alleged police video recordings lacked proper audio.
