Letter to the Editor: Let’s care for others to see the real beauty in...
Letter to the Editor: That sun today — and the moon — it was beautiful. It is truly a privilege to go outdoors and feel beauty soaking into oneself; that we can then carry it in our souls, when we face the ugliness of what the world can be. Can we talk a minute about what beauty in our lives could be?
Ahoy, Iceworm! Events and activities taking shape for Iceworm Festival
T-minus eight days until the Iceworm Festival kicks off Saturday, Jan. 29, with the theme Ahoy, Iceworm! This year, Treasure Chest tickets will be done through an online platform, and anyone in the state of Alaska can purchase them from wherever they are. The first prize is two roundtrip Alaska Airlines Tickets anywhere they fly with no black-out dates!
Ahoy, Iceworm! Get ready for Iceworm Festival
The 2022 Iceworm festival is coming up Jan. 29-Feb. 5. We hope all you swashbucklers are ready for this year’s festival, themed “Ahoy Iceworm!” The schedule is starting to take shape, so sail on over to icewormfestival.com for all your festival needs.
Thank you letter: Thank you for lighting up Cordova
Thank you to everyone who decorated a lamp post and voted for your favorites!
Letter to the editor: Get free legal advice on MLK Jr. Day
“I’m calling my lawyer!” proclaims any television or movie character facing legal trouble. As if everybody has an attorney on speed dial....
Letter to the Editor: Iditarod harms sled dogs
The Iditarod race inflicts needless suffering on sled dogs, writes Jennifer O'Connor.
From the Editor’s Desk: A world elsewhere
Cordova Times editor Zachary Snowdon Smith announces his resignation.
Letter to the Editor: A day for gratitude
Thanksgiving has been set aside as a day to give God thanks, writes the Rev. Michael Kim.
Letter to the Editor: Let’s count our blessings
Thanksgiving offers us all an opportunity to reflect on the blessings of living in Cordova, writes the Rev. Belle Mickelson.
Letter to the Editor: Do your patriotic duty
Patriotic Americans should do their duty by getting vaccinated, writes Mark Roye.