Commentary: Alaska needs a fiscal plan

Dear friends and neighbors,  I hope this update finds you well and in good spirits. As we approach the final month of session, I want to...

Commentary: Dahlstrom violated Constitution when she handed DOJ confidential voter information

The U.S. Constitution assigns responsibility for conducting elections to the  states – not the federal government, according to LWV.

It’s game on, Cordova!

Iceworm season is upon is, and this year’s festival theme is “Ice and Dice,” from Jan. 31 - Feb. 7.

From Mexico, with love 

Tomás Iván Castillo Nava writes about his recent trip to Cordova.

Commentary: Double aviation honors 

Terry is a humble soul and takes great happiness in seeing the joy that a first flight can bring someone, Ranney writes.

Commentary: Mt. Eccles Elementary unites home and school through reading program  

Reading “The One and Only Ivan” together as a community can strengthen relationships, create shared experiences, and continue to support a strong reading culture.
A stand of reed canary grass grows along Cordova’s Observation Avenue. The Copper River Watershed Project has deployed herbicide to control the invasive plant, seen here on Saturday, June 29, 2019. Photo by Zachary Snowdon Smith/The Cordova Times

Commentary: Cordovan teens share takeaways from cross-watershed adventure

They discussed how they want their communities and ecosystems to look in 100 years.

Letter: Mayor’s commentary fails to mention key points about the breakwater fill lot 

Paula Payne writes that the breakwater fill lot should be kept public.
From left: Rachel Ertz, Tommy Sheridan and Ken Hodges prepare to capture salmon at Holbrook Pond. (Oct. 2, 2019) Photo by Zachary Snowdon Smith/The Cordova Times

A tribute to Ken Hodges – And his silent sermons 

Bob Behrends writes that Ken demonstrated what was important through his actions, not just his words.