Mark King shares stories of Alaganik’s days gone by
The Alaganik River hummed along as long-time resident and local historian Mark King offered tales of the community’s cultural past.Gaps in the soggy branches...
Eyak language and culture are growing globally
What is a language? Is it alive? Can it die?These are the questions that 29-year-old French linguist Guillaume Leduey asked himself as he became...
Cordova Trap & Gun Club hosts Women on Target
Women gathered over the weekend to participate in the Cordova Trap & Gun Club’s Women on Target event at Cordova’s Public Shooting Range.Volunteers and...
Less tempting trash would minimize bear encounters
Bear attacks in Alaska have been minimal over the past 125 years, given all the human traffic, but they could still be fewer and...
NVE opposes reduction in hatchery production
In a resolution to the Alaska Board of Fisheries, Native Village of Eyak Traditional Tribal Council urged that hatchery production issues be reviewed during...
Taste of Cordova: Calling all chefs!
Last year during Salmon Jam, we had one of the best turnouts for Taste of Cordova. The winning entries included roast goose, a cranberry...
Faces of the ferry in Prince William Sound
Rain drizzled onto the ferry terminal in Cordova as clouds covered the socked-in mountains lining Orca Inlet. Cars, trailers and boats precariously lined the...
Cordova’s first disc golf course ready for use
A new disc golf course, six years in the making, was installed in just five hours on June 16 with help from the U.S....
Ravn service to Cordova cut to two days a week
Officials with Ravn Air Group say that they have cut back scheduled flights serving Cordova from 12 each week to twice a week on...
Cordova High School presents the class of 2018
Eighteen high school seniors, led by valedictorian Corrine “Cori” Pegau and salutatorian Joscelyn “Josi” Moffitt, received their Cordova High School diplomas on May 19,...
