Legislative Information Office reopens by appointment
The Cordova Legislative Information Office reopened Dec. 1. The office is open from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. by appointment, with staff adjourning for an approximately 30-minute lunch break around noon.
Stutes opts to join Alaska House Majority Coalition
Rep. Louise Stutes, R-Kodiak, is leaving the Republican caucus to join the Alaska House Majority Coalition, a decision she says is necessary to defend the interests of her legislative district.
SUV crash case continued to Feb. 23
The case of a Cordova man accused of manslaughter has been continued to Feb. 23 as negotiations are underway to avoid a trial.
City considers $900K permanent fund withdrawal
Cordova City Council spent a three-hour Wednesday, Dec. 2 work session embedded in the delicate task of devising a budget that would meet the community’s needs in spite of diminished revenues.
52nd virus case is travel-related
Cordova reported its 52nd case of the novel coronavirus Monday, Dec. 7.
EVOSTC draft resolution to expand oil spill boundary aid draws support
A draft resolution before the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council to incorporate an ecosystem approach to the Exxon Valdez oil spill boundary is gaining wide support from residents of Cordova and beyond.
USDA offers session for potential guided helicopter skiing services
Officials at the Cordova Ranger District will offer a virtual open house from 5:30-7 p.m. Dec. 9 for businesses interested in submitting a prospectus proposal for guided helicopter skiing services within Chugach National Forest.
Ilanka Cultural Center moves to First Street
The Ilanka Cultural Center has moved from the Native Village of Eyak Building on Nicholoff Way.
51st virus case is travel-related
Cordova reported one new case of the novel coronavirus Tuesday, Dec. 1.
Hometown Holiday Kick-off returns with tree lighting and shop local contest
Considered the official beginning of the holiday season in Cordova, the chamber’s annual Hometown Holiday Kick-off is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 4.
