Will Kayak go under?
At first, Kayak Cafe seemed ready to thrive during a statewide ban on dine-in service. The cafe has become a success thanks not only to its lattes, but to its meal delivery service, which brought soups and snacks to residences around Cordova. But since the March 18 ban went into effect, Kayak Cafe’s business has fallen by roughly 95 percent.
During virus, priests master livestream at Gothic cathedral
Recent restrictions on gatherings in France to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus have forced religious communities to adapt the way they express their faith.
Proposed state stimulus check removed from Alaska budget
Alaskans who found themselves suddenly out of work because of shutdowns over the coronavirus were buoyed by news last week that lawmakers had proposed paying a $1,000 stimulus check to residents. But the stimulus check was removed from the compromise version of the budget advanced by House and Senate negotiators, leaving some lawmakers upset.
‘Calling all scientists’: Experts volunteer for virus fight
Michael Wells was looking for a chance to use his scientific training to help fight the coronavirus when — on the same day the pandemic forced his lab to temporarily close — he decided to create his own opportunity.
Anchorage man accused of price gouging for respirator sales
The state on Wednesday, April 1, accused an Anchorage man of buying respirators and selling them at “unconscionable prices” online in an effort to profit off concerns with the coronavirus.
Alaska unemployment claims jump amid coronavirus concerns
Claims for unemployment benefits have risen sharply in Alaska as concerns over the coronavirus ripple through the state, officials said.
143 Alaskans have tested positive for COVID-19
Ten new people have tested positive for the novel coronavirus in Alaska, boosting the statewide total to 143 cases, with no additional hospitalizations or deaths, state health officials say.
Commentary: Alaskans safely adapt to pandemic challenges
Gov. Mike Dunleavy's mismanagement may end up worsening Alaska's coronavirus crisis, writes Meda DeWitt.
All fishing vessels must sign coronavirus safety agreements
Businesses and individuals, including fishing vessel operators, will be required to sign coronavirus safety agreements to conduct commercial operations in Cordova.
Around Town: Easter egg walk, PFD deadline extended, children’s Bible story
In lieu of this year’s Community Easter Egg Hunt, there will be a Cordova Community Easter Egg WALK ABOUT where members of the same household can get out for some fresh air and look for eggs. The event begins at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 11. Eggs will be hidden around town, in plain sight and away from public entrances. If you find an egg with a number on it, post a photo of you and your egg on the Community Easter Egg Hunt Facebook page to win an Easter Basket.
