Community members declare candidacy as Cordova election approaches
Cordova residents will vote on March 5, to elect their mayor, three city council members, two school board members and two members of the...
Carpenter steps down as CRWP executive director after 20 years
Kristin Carpenter will be stepping down as the Copper River Watershed Project executive director this fall.Carpenter has been the executive director since 1999.“This is...
Coast Guard Cutter Sycamore leaves Cordova
Cars lined the pull off on Orca Road, locally known as Spouses Point, while steam rose from the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Sycamore as...
City council takes up ‘the year of the bear’
With spring right around the corner, thoughts turn to what folks have been thinking about all winter long: bears.Discussion at the Cordova City Council’s...
M/V Aurora cancelled until March
Editor's note: This story has been updated to include links to the ferry schedule and service notices.Sailings for the M/V Aurora have been...
CDFU scholarship application period now open
Cordova District Fishermen United is now accepting applications for their education scholarships.These annual scholarships offer financial aid for students seeking to attend vocational/technical college,...
Kay Groff: Cordova Citizen of the Year
The Citizen of the Year Award honors one individual’s outstanding efforts that have contributed in making Cordova a better place to live. Below is...
Iceworm Festival contest results
Survival Suit RacesFirst place – Intergalactic Black Worm Holes (Marc Carrel, Sergei Bogatchev, Ryan Casey and John Stack), 1:39.74
Second place – Hard...
Another year, another “Out of this World” festival
Aliens, dancing fish and a giant fabric ice worm. For just one day out of the year, these were welcomed and celebrated guests who...
CRWP scholarship available for graduating seniors
High school graduating seniors can now apply for the Copper River Watershed Project’s $1,000 scholarship.The competition is open to any graduating senior seeking continuing...
