Linked by the River: Students share insights at Alaska Forum on the Environment
On Feb. 11 and 12, four Cordova youth traveled to Anchorage to participate in Alaska Forum on the Environment. The students re-united with four...
Gwich’in say sacred lands within ANWR are at risk
By Bernadette DemientieffFor The Cordova TimesProposed seismic exploration on the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is on hold, but the Department...
Rebuilding the South Harbor
The March 5 municipal election has two propositions on the ballot for the South Harbor rebuild. To help educate voters, the city offers a...
Mayoral candidate commentary: Bob “Moose” Henrichs
By Bob “Moose” HenrichsFor The Cordova TimesI am running for Mayor because I don’t like the direction Cordova is headed.City Managers are here to...
Mayoral candidate commentary: Clay Koplin
By Mayor Clay KoplinFor The Cordova TimesI am seeking re-election as Mayor of Cordova. I have worked hard this past term to facilitate a...
Valdez mayor urges Dunleavy to resign
By Jeremy O’Neil
For The Cordova TimesDear Governor Dunleavy:I know you are only a few short weeks into your administration, but in light of recent...
Poetry: Where I’m from
By Nash HahnFor The Cordova Times
I am from the towering spruces.
From mud baseball fields and roofed playgrounds.
I am from the grizzly infected wilderness,
Where you...
Commentary: Secure Rural Schools Funding – Additional money for schools? Not according to the...
By Kristy AndrewFor The Cordova TimesIn October 2018, the city of Cordova received $630,720.68 in forest receipts recently re-authorized under the Secure Rural Schools...
Commentary: Tailings don’t have to be a river of mud
On Jan. 26, a failure occurred at a tailings dam in Brazil holding back 13 million m3 of iron-ore tails. The damage is still...
Meet the candidates for Miss Iceworm 2019
By Emma RoemhildtFor The Cordova TimesThe Miss Iceworm Program is a
scholarship program for the stellar young ladies in Cordova. The candidates
were chosen by their...
