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Songstress Lindsey Walker will be testing out some new songs at her upcoming gig at Legacy Guitar and Coffee House. The singer said this will be her first time stopping in Cochrane and she is excited to explore the town and play an intimate venue.

Fort Macleod’s John Wort Hannam is getting too close for comfort, and it’s intentional. The salt-and-pepper haired, congenial singer-songwriter is breaking his own mantra in his latest offering, Love Lives On.

Shawna Caspi is coming to town to sing, play guitar, and seek out the next landscape to paint. “I’ve been taking a lot of photos on this tour and I suspect that when I get home I’ll be painting lots of Alberta places,” Caspi said with a laugh.

Dave Elston, a familiar name to Cochrane Eagle readers, has released a book of editorial cartoons, the latest in a series of regional offerings from MacIntyre Purcell Publishing.

The story of the Stoney Nakoda First Nations’ near 100-year history in film is being brought to life.

Zachary Lucky’s deep voice is much like his Saskatchewan home – it fills your ears the same way the endless prairie fills your sight.

Auditions have wrapped up for Cochrane Vision Theatre’s Beauty and the Beast and the production is playing a full deck of cards.

Humanity’s quest to conquer very large rocks is a story that never gets old – even though it’s an ancient one.

Have you ever heard of WiL? No? Maybe it’s better asked if you’ve seen the Travel Alberta ads. Or the Calgary Stampede’s opening video.

What happens when you combine a nice glass of rye on the rocks stirred with a hearty appreciation of bluegrass, folk, pop and country? Ben Plotnick and Jarred Albright’s Rye & Fairy Tales is the resulting concoction.