Reflecting on the pandemic after 1 year
March 11 marks the one-year anniversary of the coronavirus pandemic outbreak. Here’s a look back at our top COVID-19 coverage.
$50K needed to replace historic church’s moss-eaten roof
With its moss-covered roof, St. George's Episcopal Church looks as quaint and cozy as a hobbit-hole. Unfortunately, the moss that adds to the church’s rustic charm is also causing its roof to deteriorate.
City lowers health alert level
The city of Cordova lowered its health alert level Friday, March 12. The alert level reduction was recommended due to the falling number of active cases, increased vaccination distribution, and the effectiveness of local businesses' mitigation plans.
Cordova reports 1 new virus case; active case count falls to 3
Cordova reported one new resident case of the novel coronavirus Tuesday, March 16.
SUV crash case: Jones pleads guilty to criminally negligent homicide, DUI
A Cordova man involved in a deadly 2019 SUV crash pled guilty to criminally negligent homicide and DUI. Charges of manslaughter and of misconduct involving weapons in the fourth degree were dismissed by the prosecution.
Cordova reports 1 non-resident virus case
Cordova reported one new, non-resident, case of the novel coronavirus Wednesday, March 17.
Comment open on proposed heli-skiing in Cordova area
Officials with the Cordova Ranger District are soliciting comments through April 10 on proposed guided helicopter skiing services around 590,000 acres of Chugach National Forest.
3 projects planned for Chugach National Forest
U.S. Forest Service officials have announced three Cordova district recreation site improvement projects for the upcoming season, to be funded through an investment of $12.5 million for Great American Outdoors Act projects.
Surveys of highway damage resume after COVID delays
A project to identify infrastructure problems on the Copper River Highway is back on track after the coronavirus pandemic delayed surveying work during 2020.
Cordova reports 1 resident virus case
Cordova reported 1 resident novel coronavirus case Friday, March 19.
