Zachary Snowdon Smith
Zachary Snowdon Smith was the editor of The Cordova Times from February-December 2021.
Undaunted by economic chaos, a new chiropractor sets up shop
NorthStar Alignment is planned to open its doors Tuesday, June 16 at the Pioneer Square building.
Black Lives Matter protests double in size
A Sunday, June 7 Black Lives Matter march drew twice as many participants as a march held the previous Sunday.
City eases travel restrictions on arriving workers
Cordova will follow the state in tweaking public health mandates to allow out-of-state fishery workers greater freedom of travel.
Back to business as normal — almost
After two months’ closure, the owners of Kayak Cafe weren’t sure what to expect. When the cafe closed in March, they were serving an average of two customers per day at their walk-up window — down about 95 percent from normal.
Review: The Vast of Night
Think of it as “The X-Files” by way of Archie Comics.
Review: From Caligari to Hitler
“From Caligari to Hitler” is pretty understated, for a film featuring, by proxy, numerous madmen, giants, vampires and killer robots.
Cordovans march peacefully against police violence
“Once again, Cordova is a shining example of how things should be done," Police Chief Mike Hicks said. "These are the kind of efforts that will lead to change, not senseless rioting and looting as we have seen in so many other parts of the country.”
Sanders: Testing strategy has proved ‘very successful’
Cordova has built an excellent testing capacity and is monitoring the community adequately closely to identify new coronavirus cases, said Dr. Hannah Sanders.
SUV crash trial: Accident scene footage lacks audio, says defense
Police video recordings crucial to the trial of a man accused of manslaughter lack proper audio, claims the defense.
For first time, arts council chooses 3 scholarship winners
Faced with three outstanding applications for its annual scholarship, Cordova Arts and Pageants chose not to choose, awarding scholarships to all three.
