What Alaskans need to know about RSV
Many viruses are making Alaskans sick this winter, but the virus primarily responsible for filling up our clinics, emergency departments, and pediatric hospital beds...
These trustees can’t be trusted: Play-acting is an abuse of public trust
For 30 years now, the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council has been making decisions on disbursing funds to support research on and habitat...
Sharing and Spreading Christmas Cheer
By Rev. Belle Mickelson, for The Cordova TimesHere in the darkness of winter—it’s a wonderful time to fill our hearts with light and love...
Cordova Electric wants to hear from you!
At least once every five years, Cordova Electric Cooperative (CEC) enlists the assistance of a professional third-party firm to survey customers — cooperative members...
Happy New Year Cordova!
It’s Iceworm time! The 2023 Iceworm Festival is coming up Jan. 28 through Feb. 4. Get yourpowers primed, because the theme this year is...
Oil spill response facility build begins this year
By the Native Village of EyakMore than three decades after the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill, and the subsequent consent decree that mandated three oil...
The pros and cons of Ebikes
By Lee CollinsElectric bicycles (ebikes) are a fast growing part of the bicycle industry. Ebikes are similar to a regular bicycle, with the addition...
Brianna Gray: ‘I just choose to be me’
By Mayowa AinaFor the Black in Alaska ProjectBrianna Gray has a little Black Panther figurine. Her son gave it to her. In 2020, when...
An update from Senate District P
Hello from Juneau.With the legislative session now in its second month, the Capitol is a busy place. It’s great to be meeting in person...
Cordova Electric Cooperative meeting sees record number of attendees
By Leif StavingThe 45th annual meeting of the Cordova Electric Cooperative (CEC) was held at the Cordova Center on Monday.CEC had low attendance at...
