Cordova’s Renaissance woman, the effervescent Rev. Belle Mickelson, is the subject of a whole chapter of “Northerners: Alaskans Yesterday and Today,” a new book by travel writer and wilderness guide ...

According to Anderson, once a hardy Alaska potato is harvested, it needs to be babied a bit before getting packaged into one ...

The Net Loft originally planned to buy the 100-year-old Steens building in December 2025, but it flooded on the day they were scheduled to close on the property. The damage pushed back closing to ...

The Bob Korn Memorial Swimming Pool is closed again just a month after its grand reopening. City officials announced this week they’d have to temporarily close the facility due to “another issue with ...

U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola got an earful from Cordova residents on Oct. 7 during a campaign stop to visit with city leaders, high school seniors, and community leaders at The Reluctant ...

One billy and two nannies were taken by hunters in registration permit hunt RG231 for mountain goats in Game Management Unit 6C, which ended today. In addition, two goat carcasses in this hunt area, ...

Cordova School District leaders are deciding how best to use an additional $440,000 they received from the state in August. Cordova schools Superintendent Kim Hanisch told the City Council the ...

I received my State of Alaska Official Election pamphlet on Oct. 6. It’s quite informative, I find, although I’ve only had ...

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