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Shags Hair Studio to shut its doors
“I’ve done it all,” says April Horton. “I jumped in, both feet, and It’s been very rewarding. I’ve built some amazing friendships, and I will miss those, and all the support and love this town has shown me."
Cordova lags state in census response
“Some of the processes have gotten a little more challenging with the pandemic, and this is one of them,” Mayor Clay Koplin said. “But challenges like the pandemic are exactly why it’s important to properly count the population. Whether it’s test kits or personal protective equipment or the number of people working in critical industries, all those pieces are important.”
Valdez reports dangerous glacier breakup
The city of Valdez reported a heavy glacier separation event at Valdez Glacier
11th virus case is non-resident
Officials reported Cordova’s 11th case of the novel coronavirus Thursday, July 23.
Review: The Sunlit Night
“The Sunlit Night” is what people who dislike Wes Anderson think Wes Anderson is like.
Review: Sad Hill Unearthed
Why would anyone volunteer to spend hours, weeks and months rebuilding a fake cemetery? If you have to ask, you’ll never know.
All 10 virus cases have recovered
All 10 identified local cases of the novel coronavirus have recovered. No new local cases of the virus have been reported since July 10.
At Cordova Gear, personal shopper service courtesy of COVID
Cordova Gear has so far avoided laying off any of its employees, and owner Natasha Casciano remains optimistic about the future.
CDV Mex Food turns a profit while stepping up social distancing
“Things have been really nice and steady,” Kristy Andrew said. “This business has done extremely well, and I think it has to do with the measures we’ve taken for social distancing."
Lateral Lines rock out, 6 feet apart
Anchorage-based band Lateral Lines will perform online at Cordova's Salmon Jam festival 7-8:30 p.m., Saturday, July 18.