Mayor’s Message: Encourage federal reps to continue funding schools, child care  

The Mayor's Message is a new column from Mayor Kristin Smith.

Pursing policies to aid struggling commercial fisheries industry 

Rep. Stutes writes about pressing matters in the Alaska state government.
The Mt. Eccles Elementary second grade class holds the Iceworm Festival banner during the parade on First Street on Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024. Photo by Kinsey Brown for The Cordova Times 

Join in on the Iceworm fun

A message from the Iceworm Committee.

Cordova Chamber launches digital community gift card to support local businesses 

Cathy Renfeldt writes about the Chamber's push to get Cordovans to shop locally this holiday season.

Upholding scientific integrity in fisheries management 

Mike Mickelson writes about his belief in science-based fisheries management.

General Willis P. Richardson: From Alaska road builder to commander in Siberia 

Alaskans evermore owe a debt to General Willis Preston Richardson for building the roads more traveled.   A native Texan, he was born March 20, 1861,...

The importance of recycling 

By Samaya Faber and Liz Heidbrink Participating in recycling aluminum maintains Cordova’s clean and healthy environment. As citizens of Cordova, it is important to value...

Protect Cordova’s future. Speak up to keep the Chamber intact. 

The Cordova City Council is considering a cut to the Cordova Chamber of Commerce’s funding, a reduction that would eliminate nearly half of the...

CTC’s new remote drone pilot program improves safety for first responders 

By Jeremiah Beckett  The Cordova Telecom Cooperative (CTC) has been working on a pilot program with Alaska Remote Imaging (ARI) to improve remote site assessments...

Students learn about oceanic research in Prince William Sound 

A beautiful collaboration of ocean science, ocean industry, and place-based learning took place at the Cordova Jr/Sr High School during the Ocean Sciences Festival...