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.
Seattle hires first Native American school superintendent
Former Montana state superintendent of public instruction Denise Juneau has been hired to head the Seattle School Board, becoming the first Native American superintendent...
Resolution would honor Native women
A bipartisan resolution recognizing the heritage, culture and contributions of Alaska Native, American Indian and Native Hawaiian women has been introduced in Congress by...
Coast Guard cutter home after Bering Sea patrol
A 34-day patrol in the Bering Sea has ended for the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Douglas Munro, with the crew returning to Kodiak on...
Letter to the Editor: Thanks for the Tanner crab fishery
CDFU would like to thank Rep. Stutes, the Mayor of Cordova Clay Koplin, previous Mayor Jim Kasch, Bob Smith, and Warren Chappell for re-establishing...
SE Alaska king all gear harvest limit is 130,000 fish
State fisheries biologists, guided by provisions of the Pacific Salmon Treaty, have set the 2018 preseason Chinook salmon all-gear harvest limit for Southeast Alaska...
Law & Order: March 2-22
The following incidents were reported to the Cordova Police Department between 3-2-18 thru 3-22-18. Any charges reported in these press releases are merely accusations...
Searches end for two missing boaters
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended on April 2 a two-day search for a man missing in Peril Strait some 30 miles north of Sitka.The...
Ailing crewmember airlifted from vessel northwest of Cold Bay
A 59-year-old man reported to be suffering from inhalation of unknown chemicals was medevaced by the U.S. Coast Guard on March 30 from the...
AMSEA offers marine safety course
A six-day Marine Safety Instructor Training course will be offered by the Alaska Marine Safety Education Association from April 24 to April 29 at...
