Local News

Several Cochrane youth held a candlelight vigil at Mitford Park last Friday, Aug. 14 to remember three young Cochranites who lost their lives during the past couple of months.

The date for the Spring Hill RV Park Charity Show and Shine was postponed to Aug. 22 due to poor weather last Saturday.

A strike, which began Aug. 10 and left BURNCO workers on the picket line, ended after four days. Negotiations between BURNCO Rock Products Ltd. and Teamsters Union Local 362 ended the evening of Aug. 13 with an agreement in place.

Have an urge to shred some trails (in a sustainable way?). The 22nd Annual Moose Mountain Trail Races invites runners, from beginners to professionals, to take part in this year’s event.

On Aug. 22, runners will complete a portion of a 100 kilometre-relay through the Cochrane area in an effort to help fight the battle against cancer.

Celebrating Scottish heritage isn’t just about eating haggis.

The Town of Cochrane, local RCMP, Canadian Pacific Police Service (CPPS) and other pertinent stakeholders are partnering to address recent incidents along the rail corridor in Cochrane. Starting Friday from 4 to 8 p.m.

In an email to the Eagle, Judy Bailey brought up concerns with a recent article from a Calgary media outlet on Cochrane’s growth and its attractiveness. In the Aug.

It’s been a bumpy road thus far for a disputed road use application looking for a green light on log-hauling truck usage in the MD of Bighorn. During a delegation at the MD’s regular meeting Aug.

On Aug. 15, community members of Bragg Creek will notice a lot of pink around the hamlet – all to raise awareness for breast cancer, and to have some fun along the way.