Economic sustainability key to city’s growth
Strategic planning to promote economic stability in Cordova is picking up speed.In the wake of two meetings held earlier this month, a third strategic...
Bering River Coal Field rights retired
In a groundbreaking decision announced on Jan. 25, a large portion of coal rights for the Bering River Coal Field, 55 miles southeast of...
56th annual Iceworm Festival is ready to rock
The 56th annual Cordova Iceworm Festival officially kicks off this weekend, with events lined up from Jan. 28 through Feb. 5. This year’s theme...
Ghosts of Iceworm Past festival may be best yet
This year’s Iceworm Festival got off to a busy start, with basketball, dodgeball and volleyball games rocking the courts and continuing through this weekend...
Potential portion of raw fish tax: $39,559.49
A state shared fisheries business tax program stands to put $39,559.49 into municipal coffers this year, a boost from the $20,000 budgeted for 2017,...
Council says ‘yes’ to fish tax, winter crab fishery
An equal split of shared state fisheries business taxes and a resolution in support of reinstating a winter crab fishery in Cordova have been...
Election Forum: Get out and vote!
Cordova’s regular election is set for March 7, in the Cordova Center.The Cordova Times’ 2017 Candidate Forums are provided to our readers as a...
Race too close to call for City Council seat B
One city council seat and five new Cordova Community Medical Center Hospital Authority Board seats remained partly undecided March 7, during the preliminary vote...
Little Otters offers support to ILP families
Young children with a variety of challenges in learning and development of motor skills are getting plenty of support from the Prince William Sound...
Maxwell home heavily damaged by fire
Fire ignited by a cigarette burning in a trash bag heavily damaged the home of Mike and Sandee Maxwell on March 18, but quick...
