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Cochrane athlete James Wiebe has found his stride in dance. “I was around eight or nine and I wasn’t really good at other sports. I sort of was naturally good at dance,” the Eurythmics Dance Studio student recalled with a smile.

Singer-songwriter Andrea Nixon has opened up her soul to give voice to a unique point of view rarely heard from in modern music.

Cochrane will celebrate Canada’s contribution to cinema with a free screening of a classic coming-of-age movie.

If dancing is a conversation between body and soul, then Bearspaw was alight in creative discussion this weekend at the annual Dance Invasion festival.

The message behind a Cochrane-produced play about a strange and disturbing recurring dream shared between four strangers in the woods was not lost on a group of Grade 6 students. “It’s really good.

Cochrane will celebrate Canada’s sesquicentennial year by bringing together 150 voices to close out next year’s Rotary Youth Talent Festival. “We just wanted to do something that was 150 celebration-related,” said organizer Cyndie Baum.

Kids from around Cochrane gathered wide-eyed around a moving Lego metropolis Saturday morning – a prize-winning wonder created from the boundless imagination of one of their own.

A wickedly funny play inspired by the author of The Chronicles of Narnia – and produced for the first time in Canada – opens at the Cochrane RancheHouse Theatre next week.

A near-flawless rendition of Fiddler on the Roof earned standing ovations for the drama students of Cochrane High School during a packed final performance Saturday night.

An area author’s personal family history has inspired her latest novel, to be featured in a series showcasing Canadian women’s stories over the last 150 years.