AquaHarmonics wins $1.5 million grand prize
Energy engineers Alex Hagmuller and Max Ginsburg, partners in the Portland, Ore, firm AquaHarmonics, have won the U.S. Department of Energy’s $1.5 million grand...
Love, peace and seal grease: NVE’s 23rd Annual Sobriety Celebration and Memorial Potlatch
For more than two decades, the Native Village of Eyak has called for Alaska’s people to come together against the use of drugs and...
$1,000 raised for Operation Christmas Child
One thousand dollars earned at a Cordova bake sale will bring Christmas to more than four dozen girls and boys in need, far from the...
Navy, Alaskan Command talk NE17 with Cordova
From the military perspective, Northern Edge 17 will involve considerably less activity than previous such training exercises in the Gulf of Alaska.Just 6,000 people,...
Blaisdell’s aurora shot wins grand prize
Cordova artist and commercial fisherman Todd Blaisdell has won the grand prize in the second annual Cordova, Alaska Photographers’ calendar contest, with his LOVE...
Toys for Tots program brings an early Christmas to Cordova kids
The U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program, with the Cordova School District and local volunteers, brought an early Christmas to many Cordova...
Council, mayor approve city budget
The Cordova City Council unanimously approved the $14,415,542 Cordova FY2017 operating budget Dec. 21.The new budget goes into effect Jan. 1.The city still faces...
Seokjin Kim didn’t choose Alaska
Seokjin Kim, a foreign exchange student from South Korea, wasn’t expecting to spend her senior year of high school in a small town in...
Wind storm rips through 6.5 Mile community
A fierce, northwesterly wind storm wreaked havoc at the 6.5 Mile Copper River Highway community on Eyak River outside of Cordova on Jan. 6,...
Locals to march on Main Street Jan. 21
In a show of solidarity demonstrating that women’s rights are human rights, Cordovans will join thousands of marchers in the United States, and worldwide...
