Kinsey Brown
Kinsey Brown is a writer and researcher interested in the intersection between nature and culture. She received both her B.A. and M.A. in Anthropology from the University of Hawai'i Mānoa. Brown currently lives in Cordova year round with her husband and daughter. Reach her at kinseykbrown@gmail.com.
Seasonal eateries open for the summer
Seasonal food spots in Cordova have recently begun to open with their summer hours. Food trucks and cafes with open doors and extended hours...
Mavis Island Project maintains cabin site for Cordova’s kids
The Mavis Island Project just completed their second season of offering outdoor fun for kids at the former Boy Scout cabin site on Mavis...
NVE distributes spring subsistence to tribal members
The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) harvested and distributed seagull eggs and hooligan to tribal members this past week as a part of its...
Narcotics seized at ferry terminal
On the evening of May 25, the Cordova Police Department (CPD) seized a number of illegal narcotics at the Alaska Marine Highway ferry terminal.The...
Local commercial kelp farmers double last season’s harvest
Kelp farmers in Prince William Sound saw a plentiful harvest this spring season despite cold water conditions. The few commercial kelp growing operations in...
First cruise ship of the season arrives
Cordova welcomed the first cruise ship passengers of the 2023 season this past week. The MS Roald Amundsen docked in Cordova’s harbor on May...
Skipper Science hosts mug-up in Cordova
The Skipper Science Partnership visited Cordova this past week to share new updates to their mobile app with fishermen. The partnership is an expansion...
New Cordova District Fishermen United executive director, president lead annual membership meeting
Fishermen and stakeholders sheltered from the rain inside the historic Union Hall on Main Street last Friday for the annual Cordova District Fishermen United...
