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Less than two weeks following the untimely loss of her husband, Emilie Trickett is adjusting to her new normal with her two-and-a-half-year-old son, Austin, who will only know the memory of his doting father.

The Spring Art & Craft Market is coming to Cochrane March 11.

A unanimous vote striking down an urban hen pilot left ruffled feathers and a pledge that town council would not see the last of the Canadian Liberated Urban Chicken Klub (CLUCK) Cochrane chapter.

Council gave the nod to implement a cost estimate development to all capital projects more than $250,000.

Council, with the exception of Coun. Morgan Nagel, gave the green light to update the town’s smoking bylaw to include no smoking on town-owned lands that are used for recreation.

A Cochrane inventor’s idea to design a simpler lawn sprinkler transformed into a solution for an environmental problem.

What are your rights as a disabled person? It is that question that prompted two Cochranites to form a disability support group with the intention to educate and advocate for people with disabilities in the community.

After receiving a $65,000 cheque from the Town of Cochrane, the Cochrane Legion members want to remind the community that there is still a lot of fundraising to do to before the cenotaph statue project can be completed.

Students at Banded Peak School will soon have a chance to learn and grow with a school garden.

Imagine you knew the day, place and exact time you were going to die. Bearspaw resident Hugh Wallace knew he would die on April 19, 2016 in his family home at 5 p.m.