Public Works Water Division receives award
Cordova’s Public Works Water Division was one of 11 recipients of WATERS Awards from Region 10 of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, recognizing innovative...
Sockeye harvest still below forecast
It wasn’t for lack of trying that all the sockeyes and kings delivered to processors in Cordova during the third Copper River salmon opener...
CRS celebrates salmon’s arrival
Copper River Seafoods partnered with 49th State Brewing Co. in Anchorage for a community kick-off party to celebrate the start of Alaska’s summer salmon...
Cordova High School presents the class of 2018
Eighteen high school seniors, led by valedictorian Corrine “Cori” Pegau and salutatorian Joscelyn “Josi” Moffitt, received their Cordova High School diplomas on May 19,...
No changes in election results after absentee ballots counted
A final count of absentee ballots on May 23 for Cordova’s special election of May 15, brings the total ballots cast to 663, and...
Crater Lake project redirected to city staff
A Cordova City Council resolution to authorize spending $100,000 of the city’s general fund reserve for a geotechnical assessment for the Crater Lake project...
Copper River fresh: first fish meets fanfare in Seattle
This year's first commercial Copper River salmon opener was on Thursday, May 17. By Friday, May 18, those in Seattle received their first Copper...
CCMC faces tele-medicine cut-off
Cordova Community Medical Center is not closing its doors on July 1, but changes may be coming unless the Federal Communications Commission pays up.At...
Marine mammals protected by federal law
Federal fisheries officials have issued a reminder that the Marine Mammal Protection Act prohibits killing marine mammals, except for exemptions for subsistence harvests by...
Timber available with woodcutting permit
Two hotshot fire crews were in Cordova from April 22-27 for training and recertification. They felled several dozen trees in the Mile 12 state...
