Commentary: My Son’s Ocean

By Linda Behnken For The Cordova Times My son has fished with me since he was five months old. He was not much help then, but...

Commentary: Take simple steps to manage your stress

Reducing emotional distress can be as simple as scheduling a daily walk or reducing social media use, writes Susan Powell.

Gas line is on track to begin construction by 2020

Alaska is finally in the driver’s seat, with the gas line on track to begin construction by 2020. We have momentum now like never...
Shepard Point, a deep-water access site near Cordova. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has approved construction of oil spill response facility with access to the all-weather airport at Shepard Point, Native Village of Eyak announced on Oct. 16. Photos courtesy Native Village of Eyak

Summer activity planned at Shepard Point

The Native Village of Eyak and its contractors have begun preparatory work at Shepard Point for the oil spill response facility that will be...

Commentary: Get involved in CDFU

By Zeke Brown, F/V Viking Maid & F/V Cape Fear For The Cordova Times As commercial fishermen there are many things outside of our control; weather...

Commentary: A call to fishermen

Commentary By Alexus Kwachka For The Cordova Times Things are getting sideways out there in the ocean. Nearly every fisherman who has motored in recent years...

Commentary: Government imposter scams prey on pandemic fears

Picture this. You’re sitting at home when you get a telephone call from an unknown number. When you answer, the caller on the other end informs you that a police officer will soon be at your doorstep to arrest you.

Rev. Mickelson: Dancing with the Spirit announces virtual curriculum

The Dancing with the Spirit music program has debuted a new virtual music curriculum.

Commentary: Alaska’s National Guard prepared to help in the pandemic

The National Guard is prepared to help Alaskans from all walks of life deal with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, writes Maj. Gen. Torrence Saxe.

Is public education funding in Alaska reaching a breaking point?

By Alex Russin Many folks are now aware of Governor Mike Dunleavy’s recent action to veto more than $87 million dollars to support public education...