Dick Shellhorn
Dick Shellhorn is a lifelong Cordovan. He has been writing sports stories for the Cordova Times for over 50 years. In his Cordova Chronicles features, he writes about the history and characters of this Alaska town. Alaska Press Club awarded Shellhorn first place for Best Humor column in 2016 and 2020, and third place in 2017 and 2019. He also received second place for Best Editorial Commentary in 2019. Shellhorn has written two books about Alaska adventures: Time and Tide and Balls and Stripes. Reach him at dshorn44@gmail.com.
Cordova boys open basketball season at big Anchorage tournament
After a year’s hiatus from basketball competition, the Cordova Wolverines decided to go all-in on their season opener.Talk about trying to make up for...
Cordova Chronicles: What about Alchuck?
In this week's edition of Cordova Chronicles, Dick Shellhorn recalls stories of Cordova's quick-witted icon, Tina Tapley.
Wolverines battle adversity at state volleyball tournament
It’s tough enough just qualifying for the state 2A volleyball tournament, but Cordova’s Wolverines had the added challenge of arriving just minutes before their first-round match with Southeast Champs Klawock.
Cordova Chronicles: It’s all in the name
Dick Shellhorn delivers another rustic tale from the fisheries of yesteryear.
Cordova Spikers advance to State
COVID protocols cancelled their schedule last year, and Coach Janelle Greenwood’s squad practiced diligently all season without any travel or matches.
Cordova Chronicles: Thanks, ducks, for Alaganik Landing
With the USFS Million Dollar Bridge Recreation Area at Mile 52 no longer accessible due to the washout at Mile 36, Alaganik Landing has become the most popular recreational spot on the Copper River Highway.
Cordova Chronicles: Communication is the key
Dick Shellhorn muses on the "deuce and a half," a 10-wheeled off-road truck with an interesting history.
Cordova Chronicles: The power of the press
Dick Shellhorn reminisces about USMC veteran Jerry Behymer.
Lady Wolverines win Lumen Christi Spiketacular
The Cordova Lady Wolverines had a very successful four-day road trip on October 13-16, winning the Lumen Christi Spiketacular as well as coming out on top in several conference games.
Cordova Chronicles: Hopes high for another big ski season
With fresh snow already dusting the peaks surrounding Cordova, local skiers and snowboarders are anticipating another big season.
