Empowering our rural communities: The vital role of media literacy
In an age where information flows between phones, radios, and satellites 24/7 and the influence of media reverberates throughout every level of society, it’s...
Celebrating Media Literacy Week with The Cordova Times
This week is U.S. Media Literacy Week. Established in 2015 by the National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE) and inspired by Canada’s Media...
A Q&A with the new Cordova Times intern
The Cordova Times is pleased to announce the appointment of a new intern for the upcoming year: Mhikee (Kyi) Gasmen. Gasmen, a senior at...
A new chapter
It has been six weeks since The Cordova Times was on newsstands. I am thrilled to welcome you to the first print edition since taking ownership of the paper, and I thank you for your patience during this transition period. It’s truly an honor to take on the responsibility of continuing this institution of record in Prince William Sound, and I owe great gratitude to The Native Village of Eyak for its management and care these past years, and for giving to the community of Cordova in this way.
The Cordova Times wins four press club awards
The Cordova Times won four 2017 Alaska Press Club Awards. Winners were announced at the Alaska Press Club banquet Saturday, April 21, in Anchorage.For...
The Cordova Times ownership proposals due May 1
Proposals to be considered for ownership of The Cordova Times are due to Native Village of Eyak by May 1. At a Tuesday, Feb. 15, NVE Tribal Council meeting, councilmembers addressed the Tribe’s desire to find a new owner for The Cordova Times.
The Cordova Times seeks new owner
Native Village of Eyak is looking for a new owner for The Cordova Times. The price? Free. Without a suitable candidate, the 108-year-old newspaper may cease to publish. The Tribal government in Cordova, Alaska, has owned the local weekly newspaper since April 2016.
The Cordova Times named best Alaska weekly for 2nd year running
The Alaska Press Club named The Cordova Times Alaska’s best weekly newspaper for the second year running, and recognized the paper for its coverage of the coronavirus pandemic.
It’s been a challenging year. Thank someone in The Cordova Times.
With the holidays right around the corner, I want to invite you to thank someone publicly in the letters section of The Cordova Times. Send thank you letters up to 150 words to share@thecordovatimes.com.
The Cordova Times named Alaska’s best weekly
The Cordova Times won first place for best weekly newspaper in Alaska and 10 other honors in the Alaska Press Club’s annual awards announced Saturday, April 18.
