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The Cochrane Society for Housing Options (CSHO) is looking for members to join their board and to connect Cochranites with basic needs.

Two Cochrane schools are going to be greatly improving their physical literacy over the school year.

One avid local hunter has spent years advocating for man’s best friend to join their big-game hunting masters in action and despite a lack of government response and follow-through, T.J. Schwanky said he is not quitting.

Nine students from Bow Valley High School will be sharpening their leadership skills at the annual Canadian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) happening this year in Kelowna, B.C. The conference runs from Sept.

The Lindsay Leigh Kimmett Memorial Foundation is inviting people to come out to The Links of GlenEagles Oct. 4 for the 7th annual Monumental Tournament of Aces.

Polarization is something that keeps things interesting, keeps you on your toes – no one knows this better than Wil Mimnaugh (WiL).

The first ever Rocky Mountain Smokeout (RMS) will be held at the Stoney Nakoda Resort and Casino, which looks to unite cigar fans from across Western Canada. The event, running from Oct.

Fall is the perfect time for a harvest dinner celebrating what local farmers and producers have to offer. The local non-profit organization Sustainability Partners Uniting Resources (SPUR) will be doing just that in honour of sustainability.

The Boys and Girls Club of Cochrane’s will be opening their doors to the public on Thursday, Sept. 25 from 4 – 7 p.m. at its 5th Ave. location. The open house will have a carnival theme complete with a bouncy castle, games, cotton candy and pizza.

With the fall season comes falling leaves, final tree pruning and a bundle of other yard chores. The Cochrane Eco Centre wants to let Cochranites know that they have options to help them do these things in an eco-friendly way.