Mrs. Adams goes to Washington: Cordovan travels to U.S. Capitol to advocate for Alzheimer’s,...
On Tuesday, April 9, Debra Buchanan-Adams visited Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. to advocate on behalf of physicians, caregivers, families, and patients whose lives...
Kodiak Alutiiq Museum releases new book on Native history
A book released April 3 by the Alutiiq Museum in Kodiak traces the history of the Kodiak Alutiiq/Sugpiaq people over seven millennia. The 188-page, five-chapter...
April Legislative Update: The Operating Budget House Bill (HB) 268
By Rep. Louise Stutes, R-Kodiak The Legislature has been focused on the Governor’s proposed budget. Last week, the House Finance Committee considered 100 amendments to...
Cordova Times intern named CHS valedictorian
Cordova Times intern Mhikee (Kyi) Gasmen was named the Class of 2024 Valedictorian by Cordova Junior/Senior High School (CHS) last week. A raised Cordovan, Gasmen...
City to residents: Do not flush wipes
In the wake of reported blockage to the city’s sewer pipes and drains, last week the City of Cordova issued a call to action...
Federal fisheries regulators still in early stages of wrestling with salmon bycatch
Federal fisheries regulators tasked with mediating conflicts over salmon bycatch in the groundfish fisheries between trawlers and commercial and subsistence salmon harvesters have updated...
Cordova students walk out to protest Dunleavy’s education funding veto
Cordova students joined a statewide demonstration last week, walking out of school to protest Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s education funding bill veto last month. The April...
Another year come and gone at Cordova’s ‘community resort’
Mt. Eyak Ski Area is a family-oriented operation. The goal has always been to be able to offer affordable, healthy winter recreation for the...
Processing plant sales may impact seafood processing jobs
Seafood processing plants put up for sale by companies trying to stay financially afloat amidst challenging global markets are expected to have an impact...
School district may seek city aid
Cordova School District and its school board may be looking to the city of Cordova again soon for additional funding to help pay for...
