The Cordova Times
Prince William Sound’s oldest newspaper. Established in 1914. Tribally owned.
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Latest posts
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Halloweekend kicks off in Cordova
Halloweekend is kicking off today in Cordova, and there's something on the calendar for everyone.
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Council to discuss ‘big picture’ financial future, including new facilities fees
The Oct. 29 work session will begin at the Cordova Center Community Rooms A & B at 6 p.m.
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Ornithological observations from a recliner
It’s the time of year when bird feeders come out of storage all around Alaska and we happily watch what happens.
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Cordova-born artist receives Rasmuson Foundation’s highest honor
Rebecca Lyon has been honored with the Rasmuson Foundation's Distinguished Artist award, which includes a $50,000 grant.
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Following uptick in incidents, city increases fines for dog attacks
Law enforcement will collect fines from pet owners whose animals break code – offenses ranging from improper pet licensure to aggressive attacks.
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Charlie Foyston’s not-so-bad life
I found no trace of scandal attached to his name, merely one mention after another of his taking on this or that civic responsibility, Nuwer writes.
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Cordova’s Belle Mickelson is featured in a new book about Alaska
The chapter on Mickelson is one of more than 50 chapters in the 254-pagebook by Engelhard, who has lived at times in Cordova, Nome and Fairbanks.
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Moving beyond Alaska Grown
The success is a shining example of the Alaska agricultural research-to-consumer pipeline: Developed in-state; a farmer grows, processes and sells the crop to consumers; and not a single food-bearing barge is implicated.
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UPDATE: Bob Korn Pool to re-open Thursday
The Bob Korn Memorial Swimming Pool will open again with regular hours on Oct. 22 after a weeklong service outage due to a boiler issue.
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Net Loft plans summer 2027 opening in new First Street location
Plans at the 505 First Street location include not only the store, but also new classroom space designed for workshops and creative community activities.