Navy urged to hold Northern Edge 2019 in the fall
Concerns over the impact of military training exercises in the Gulf of Alaska on fisheries and the environmental is prompting a plea to the...
CTC places general manager on administrative leave
Paul Kelly, general manager of the Cordova Telephone Coop, has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation by the cooperative’s legal counsel, the...
Crushing every other can saves space
The city of Cordova, in conjunction with the Copper River Watershed Project and responsible residents, is trying hard to reduce, re-use and recycle as...
CTC tripled assets over past decade
Management of the Cordova Telephone Cooperative has tripled its assets over the past decade and is now worth nearly $50 million, coop members learned...
Cordova 2×2 Cancer Walk gearing up for annual fundraiser April 22
The 15th annual Cordova 2x2 Cancer Walk is set for April 22, in conjunction with a health fair at Cordova High School, and this...
Annual Cordova Clean-Up Day is April 15
Cordova Cleanup Day is looking for volunteers to don plastic gloves, grab garbage bags, and help clean up their city on April 15.The cleanup...
Pegau weaves local history and intrigue into new mystery-thriller
Local mystery-murder author Cathy Pegau held a booking signing and talk March 23, featuring the third, and latest novel in her Charlotte Brody series,...
CEC holds annual membership meeting
Cordova Electric Cooperative members voted on two new board members and bylaw revisions, and got an update on the co-op’s 2016 performance during CEC’s...
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...
Five new EMTs certified
Five new EMT1s have joined the ranks of Cordova Volunteer Emergency Services.Jayleene Garrett, Taylor Kimbarow, Stephen Phillips, Micah Renfeldt, and Jeff Rice made the...
