Letters to the Editor

Residents like Tom Carpenter help make Cordova's voice heard throughout the state, write Torie Baker and Troy Tirrell.

The city of Cordova is hard at work finding new efficiencies and partnerships so as to better serve the community, writes Mayor Clay Koplin.

A Dec. 21 basketball fundraiser demonstrates the kindness and community spirit of local residents and businesses, writes Anica Estes.

Donald Trump's impeachment was motivated not by concern for the law, but by partisan malice, writes William Deaton.

Cordova provides an inspirational example of generosity and openheartedness, writes Judy Fulton.

This year's production of "Mamma Mia!" was dedicated to the lost troupers who were meant to be a part of the show, writes Barclay Kopchak.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy's heavy-handed budget cuts will cause damage reaching all the way to Texas, writes Mark Roye.

A proposed 6 percent surtax on marijuana threatens local business, writes Melina Meyer.

Residents should attend the Dec. 4 Cordova City Council meeting to offer their perspectives on the budget, writes City Manager Helen Howarth.

There are many things that make Cordova a distinctive and unique place, writes Dick Shellhorn.