The Cordova Times
The Cordova Times is Prince William Sound's oldest newspaper, publishing since 1914. Send story ideas and news tips to news@thecordovatimes.com.
Fish scientists, managers back Ballot Measure 1
A group of 58 retired state and federal agency scientists, including former U.S Commissioner to the North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission Earl Krygier, have...
Getting out the vote
Nick Carltikoff, of Nondalton, helped hand out dozens of small buckets at the Alaska Federation of Natives convention in Anchorage, urging the state’s Native...
ANB/ANS backs Begich
The Alaska Native Brotherhood and Alaska Native Sisterhood have endorsed Democrat Mark Begich for governor at the conclusion of their four-day Grand Camp in...
NAACP takes issue with education proposal
Gubernatorial candidate Mike Dunleavy’s support of boarding schools for rural communities as a cost saver and educational opportunity is drawing fire from the Anchorage...
Around Town: Voting day, rummage sale and BodyVox
Rummage Sale
A rummage sale will take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3 at the Little Chapel. Take all the...
Dramatic rescue frees humpback near Dutch Harbor
A humpback whale entrapped in line from a large cod pot that went through its mouth and across the blowholes has been freed by...
Four join Ahtna Engineering and Ahtna Environmental
Ahtna Inc. has announced the hiring of a new project manager to Ahtna Engineering Services and three new staff for Ahtna Environmental Inc.Morgan Bruno,...
AFN recognizes 11 for contributions to community
Eleven individuals were recognized during the 2018 Alaska Federation of Natives convention in Anchorage, for their contributions to the Alaska Native community and rural...
Whittier tunnel schedule change beginning Oct. 28
Construction to repair and improve Whittier’s Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel drainage systems will require a modified schedule with early closings this winter, starting Sunday, Oct. 28.On...
Detecting signs of lying may be difficult
Research results from the University of Edinburgh suggest that verbal and physical signs of lying are harder to detect than most people believe.While people...
