Cordova Chronicles: A Halloween treat for Cordovans of all ages
Time marches on, and once again Cordovans will be able to see its progress.In a Halloween treat for everyone, on Oct. 31 First National...
Cordova Chronicles: It’s World Series Time
Baseball is one of America’s favorite sports, and the World Series is underway.Its importance likely depends on whether your favorite team is involved, despite...
Cordova Chronicles: Barbershop Tales abound
After several weeks at the duck shack chasing waterfowl, I was long overdue for a haircut. Due to an unusually wet and warm fall,...
Cordova Chronicles: Sheridan Ski Club builds new camping cabin
Cordova’s dynamic Sheridan Ski Club is at it again. This time it’s a new trail that branches off the main area not too far...
Cordova Chronicles: A fleet of memories
Awhile back I wrote a feature about a 1932 Ford pickup that Bill Bernard had parked outside his place on Odiak Slough. The cheerful...
Cordova Chronicles: Ole Evinrude’s ice cream courtship
Duck hunting season begins on Sept. 1, and the silver salmon fishing has already shifted into high gear on the Eyak River and one...
Cordova Chronicles: It all started with a No. 2 shovel
It’s hard not to notice the mark that contractors and engineers have made on Cordova. Looming to the south are picturesque Mt. Heney and...
Cordova Chronicles: Cordova fisherman scores TKO over brown bear
Ladies and Gentlemen: Today’s Main Event features Robert Cunningham Jr., 7 foot 1 inch 300 pounder, of Cordova, versus Ursus Arctos, a 350 pound 4 foot ...
Cordova Chronicles: Some Things Never Change – Or Do They?
Lets face it. It goes without saying that local, state, and federal agencies are prime targets of small town criticism. Folks who entered their...
Cordova Chronicles: That buzzing sound you hear isn’t giant mosquitoes
By now, most of us have some familiarity with drones. Why, a small four-bladed model could be seen and heard buzzing above the start...
