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Though it’s been over a year, Bragg Creek resident and store owner Laurel Frezell is concerned that members of her community are still having emotional difficulties dealing with the negative repercussions brought on by the June 2013 floods, which dev

Cochrane-based Cox Promotions Ltd. is celebrating Small Business Week, which runs Oct. 19-25, by bringing guest speaker David Saxby to town.

Growth in Cochrane has become a hot topic, and at this year’s Community Wellness Fair there will be a focus on embracing that growth.

Jared Kassel, manager of development for the Town of Cochrane, presented an update on the Transportation Master Plan (also known as ‘Connecting Cochrane’) at town council Oct. 14.

Successful business owners measure their progress by watching the assets grow on both the business balance sheet and the personal net worth statement.

If you’ve ever been in a band, you know the struggles of loading gear in and out of a venue. Pedals are missing, the singer doesn’t help, or there is an endless amount of winding stairs that you must carry a massive amp up and down.

The Stoney Nakoda Nation mourns the loss of Elder Lucy Poucette who was called home by the Great Spirit on a beautiful autumn day, Oct. 4, 2014. At 92 years of age, Elder Poucette was among the last of our ‘Old Ones.

No other musical genre is harder to define than folk. Depending on the country, personal history or musical taste, it can mean hundreds of different things. Perhaps then, there is no other true folk artist than Tom Wilson.

In the freezing cold months of winter in Alberta, one thing that may be able to help someone escape would be to curl up with a good book.

It’s impossible to talk about Canadian new wave music without mentioning Platinum Blonde.