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.
Dressed to Kill was a big success
Dressed to Kill was a success again this year. We are so happy to have met our goal as far as fundraising. Skater’s Cabin...
Dusky Canada Goose is species of concern
Spring is a wonderful season, especially after a long Alaskan winter. Snow melts in the powerful sun, greenery emerges, all of the birds start...
Elders group protests silencing of Native voices
Alaska Native elders in the Bering Sea region are condemning a decision by President Trump to revoke an Obama administration executive order giving them...
Tour business wins Aleutian Marketplace competition
An Unalaska businesswoman has won a business plan competition sponsored by the Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association and the Aleut Corp. for her...
Climate change is focus of fisheries symposium
Impacts of a changing environment on the dynamics of high-latitude fish and fisheries will be the focus of the 31st Lowell Wakefield Fisheries Symposium...
Bill would give pot businesses access to banks
A bipartisan group in the U.S. House, including Rep. Don Young, R-Alaska, has introduced legislation to allow marijuana-related businesses in states with existing regulatory...
Employers, unions provide most Alaskans’ health insurance
A University of Alaska report released in late April says that employers or union insurance provide health care coverage for most Alaskans, but that...
Black soldiers who built Alaska Highway recognized
Legislation designating Oct. 25 of each year as “African American Soldiers’ Contribution to Building the Alaska Highway Day” was signed into law on April...
Ducks can be carriers of avian influenza viruses
A recent study by U.S. Geological Survey found that ducks in North American can be carriers of avian influenza viruses similar to those found...
Togiak herring fishing underway
Commercial fishing in the Togiak herring district is underway, with an allocation of 16,060 tons for the seiners and 6,883 tons for gillnetters.As of...
