2 men charged after drug dog noses out meth
“Eyak’s a good dog,” said Officer Cameron Hayden.
1 new virus case; 138 have received both vaccine shots
As of Monday, Feb. 8, 563 Cordovans have received the first in a series of two vaccine shots, and 138 have received both shots.
‘Saturday Soup’ serves up Mexican meatballs, goat chili
“We’ve been having our potlucks at the church for 30-something years, and this is just an extension of that,” Pastor Steve Leppert said.
Unprecedented 7 candidates run for school board
“I’m so excited — really, truly!” school board president Barb Jewell said. “I’m excited that this many people are interested and paying attention to education in Cordova.”
Mt. Eccles bomb threat ‘not credible’
A Thursday, Jan. 28 bomb threat phone call to Mt. Eccles Elementary School did not represent a credible danger to students, staff or property, Police Chief Nate Taylor said.
City: Sign up now for vaccination
The city has asked all Cordovans who wish to be vaccinated against the novel coronavirus to fill out a questionnaire at www.cdvcmc.com or to call 907-424-3045.
Coast Guard vessel exams coming to Cordova in April
Free no-fault dockside examinations are being offered in Cordova from April 16-24 by commercial fishing vessel examiners from the U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Unit Valdez.
Cordova reports 1 new virus case
Cordova reported one new, travel-related, case of the novel coronavirus Tuesday, Feb. 2.
Minor quake leaves Cordova shaken, not stirred
A Monday, Jan. 25 earthquake resulted in no reports of injury or property damage around Cordova, emergency services officials said.
Vaccines allocated for all Cordovans 65 and older
Local health care providers have been allocated enough vaccines for all Cordovans age 65 or older, as well as all health care workers and emergency medical services workers.
