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In December, Reid Kimmett said he and the other organizers of the Kimmett Cup wanted to “do something big” in honour of the fifth running of the pond hockey tournament. And, on Jan. 18-19, they did just that.

RCMP have apprehended a mother and son in connection to a robbery at Goldtown Jewellers.

It is with the “breast of intentions” that the 2013 running of the Boob Tour makes its way to Cochrane. The travelling comedy show will be rolling into the Cochrane Legion on Jan. 25, with the first comedian hitting the stage at 8 p.m.

The Town of Cochrane is taking a ‘collective’ approach when it comes to how the look and feel of the downtown core will mature going into the future.

A Redwood Meadows contractor returns to court Jan. 29 to discuss making restitution to three former clients who are collectively owed $55,000.

The days are dwindling down until the pipes are fully warmed up and ready for Robbie Burns Night, the Scottish-themed celebration of the life and work of poet Robert Burns.

As the Irish say, Slainte. Cochranites will soon be toasting each other in Killarney’s Cochrane, the Irish pub that is taking up residence at the Cochrane Golf Club.

Banff-Cochrane MLA Ron Casey indicated on Jan. 18 that Alberta Health Services (AHS) will rescind the memo sent to nurse practitioners telling them their positions at the Cochrane and Airdrie urgent care centres would be terminated.

Seniors on the Bow (SOTB) will present the second installment of its Voice of the Pioneer series on Jan. 30, showing how ranching and the care of animals has gone hand-in-hand during Cochrane’s extensive history. Welcoming veterinarian Dr.

To honour the life of Scottish poet Robert Burns, the Cochrane Men of Vision Pipes and Drums will, once again, be celebrating in true Celtic style with the 14th running of Robbie Burns Night. Held on Jan.