Letter to the Editor: It’s time for Republicans to acknowledge Biden win
With more than 30 failed legal challenges to the results of the Nov. 3 presidential election, it's past time for Republican leaders to acknowledge Joe Biden as president-elect, writes Nancy Bird.
Letters of gratitude
2020 has been a challenging year. In the spirit of the season, we invited readers to submit letters of thanks to members of the community. Thank you for sharing your words of kindness.
Letter to the Editor: Don’t bash Trump supporters
Cordovans were subjected to insults and profanity for rallying in support of President Donald Trump, write Rich and Debbie Collins.
Letter to the Editor: Greetings from the Cordova Republican Party
William Deaton, leader of the Republican Party's Cordova Precinct, invites community members to get involved.
Letter to the Editor: Salvation Army building under renovation
The Salvation Army's First Street venue is under renovation and is not currently accepting donations.
Letter to the Editor: A new breed of Iceworm
February's Iceworm Festival will include COVID-cautious variants of classic events such as the Iceworm Parade and Miss Iceworm Coronation.
Letter to the Editor: God bless Father Tom
Candie Wells reminisces about Father Tom Killeen's enthusiasm, generosity and community-mindedness.
Letter to the Editor: The roles and tumbles of leadership
Mayor Clay Koplin denounces the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol and reflects on Cordova's strong culture of civic engagement.
Letter to the Editor: Election audit would not survive legal scrutiny
An open letter calling for an audit of the 2020 presidential election, authored by Cordova's Republican district leader, reinforces President Donald Trump's seditious attempts to undo the democratic process, writes Andrew Smallwood.
Letter to the Editor: Stand with the electorate, not the mob
Sen. Dan Sullivan must join his colleagues in taking a strong stand against baseless accusations of election fraud, writes Karl Becker.
