Salvation Army food pantry moves to Little Chapel Church
Volunteers at the Little Chapel Church have taken up the baton as the Salvation Army’s Extension Service Unit, proving community food bank services twice...
Pistol shooting proves popular
Some came in trepidation, too scared to even hold a handgun, but after a day of learning, loading and shooting the borrowed pistols, they were ready...
Third annual Eyak Lake Cleanup Day a success
Volunteers from the Forest Service, Student Conservation Association and community partnered with the Copper River Watershed Project recently for the third annual Eyak Lake cleanup day.The...
Upgrades continue on water infrastructure
As part of the Post LT2 work, upgrades are continuing this summer on the city’s water infrastructure.City public works officials said on July 11...
Alaska Marine Highway Service Reform Project Phase 2
Dennis Watson wasn’t about to sugarcoat the dire financial status of the Alaska Marine Highway System.“The Legislature has painted a target on it,” the chairman of...
Injured vessel captain air lifted to Cordova
A vessel captain injured after falling into the fish hold of the F/V Coventina was medevaced to emergency medical services in Cordova on June...
Use caution celebrating on July 4
State Fire Marshal Michael Warzewick is asking all Alaskans to use caution with fireworks on July 4, because they can cause devastating burns, other...
Cordova/Valdez census area allocated $1.2 M
Distribution of more than $29.69 million to Alaska, including $1.2 million for the Cordova/Valdez census area, is en route for areas of the state...
Drift fishermen donate hundreds of Copper River sockeye
Traditions – Alaska is steeped in them. Cordova has its fair share, but a favorite is Cordova District Fishermen United’s Senior Salmon Day.Copper River...
Property taxes increased by 1.3 mills
Cordova residents may notice a hike in their June 30 property tax bills, as the Cordova City Council voted on June 7 to increase...
