Zachary Snowdon Smith
Zachary Snowdon Smith was the editor of The Cordova Times from February-December 2021.
Cordova masks up for Halloween
"We might be seeing some new Cordova traditions being born this year," Pastor Mike Glover said.
How did Cordova vote?
The following totals reflect a partial tally of votes cast in Cordova in the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election. They do not include 561 absentee in-person ballots also cast in Cordova. They also do not necessarily reflect overall election outcomes on a statewide level.
Cordova’s Trump supporters rally for reelection
"I’m not involved in politics," Mark Irving said. "It’s just something that had to be done."
Update: Cordova reports 1st virus case in 18 days
Cordova reported its 36th case of the novel coronavirus Tuesday, Nov. 3.
AIP candidate visit rounds out campaign season
Following visits from candidates Dr. Al Gross and Rep. Don Young, Cordova rounded out its campaign season Oct. 22 with a visit from Alaska Independence Party candidate Greg Madden.
Project Appleseed takes root with marksmanship event
Over the Oct. 10-11 weekend, Cordovans received training in rifle marksmanship and learned about the opening skirmishes of the American Revolutionary War. The event was the first staged in Cordova by Project Appleseed, an apolitical nonprofit that combines firearms training and civic education.
Cordova man charged with disorderly conduct, harassment
Ryan Tyler Labruyere, 45, of Cordova, was charged with disorderly conduct and harassment in the second degree.
Candles represent migrant children separated from parents
Volunteers lit 545 candles near Cordova Harbor as part of an art installation representing children who were separated from their parents after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
CCMC debuts online addiction support program
"When people are dealing with addiction, whether it’s their own or a family member’s, there’s a sense of isolation, of being cut off from other people," Barb Jewell said. "Support groups are intended to break down those barriers and isolation… to be connected to people who have had similar experiences, and to learn from each other."
Cordova delivers historically low census response
“This is disappointing but indicative of the impact COVID-19 has had on collecting information for the census,” City Manager Helen Howarth said.
