Public Works Department employees keep Cordova running
Living in a small town like Cordova, with a population that fluctuates from about 2,500 residents in winter to doubling that number during fishing...
Charges filed against PWSAC officials
State officials have filed criminal misdemeanor charges against the general manager and two other employees at the Prince William Sound Aquaculture Corp. related to...
Filipino community elects FIL-AM board
Cordova’s Filipino population is getting formally organized with help from the Kodiak Filipino American Association.FIL-AM President Mary Guilas-Hawver and past president Benito Achas were...
Medic is devoted to saving lives in her hometown
Veteran Cordova first responder Becki Shipman, captain of Emergency Medical Services with the Cordova Volunteer Fire Department, has mastered a new round of medical...
2016 Alaska Bird Conference set for Dec. 6-8
Bird researchers and managers will be converging on Cordova on Dec. 6-8 for theBiennial Alaska Bird Conference, to report on all aspects of bird...
Indigenous People’s Culture Week is a hit at Mt. Eccles
Mt. Eccles Elementary School students in kindergarten through sixth grade took part in Indigenous People’s Culture Week in a partnership between the Native Village...
CHS tech clubs offer education in STEAM skills
Cordova’s youth are a tech savvy bunch — so savvy, in fact, that 12 local high school students, two of which attend homeschool, will...
Workshop teaches uses of traditional plants
Two Cordova women who attended the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium’s 5th Annual Plant Symposium in Anchorage came home to share what they learned...
Community gets update on Nirvana Park
It was standing room only on Oct. 12 for a public meeting over the new blockade on motor vehicle traffic to Nirvana Park and...
U.S. Coast Guard honored
Cordova’s U.S. Coast Guard personnel and their families were the guests of honor Oct. 14 at a community-wide appreciation luncheon hosted by the Native...
