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The Hideout Pub wants to give weekend warriors something to laugh about. Owner Ronnie Knowles is gearing up to host a monthly stand-up comedy night at the local pub, beginning April 26.

In the shadow of a Beechcraft King Air twin-turboprop airplane in the hangar of the Central Aviation Inc., tensions rose between users of the Springbank Airport and the developer in charge of Harmony Developments April 14.

The first annual ‘Spring Poopapalooza’ is set for April 26 at the Cochrane off-leash dog park next to Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre, beginning at 9:30 a.m.

Cochrane RCMP continues to investigate after a masked intruder was noticed inside the Chief Chiniki Gas Bar on the Stoney Nakoda First Nation. Alarms alerted police to the break and enter at about 1:30 a.m., April 21. According to Cpl.

The two black small wind turbines that were enacted last summer in the new community of Riviera are on the verge of receiving the OK from town planning to remain standing tall for another year.

The smoke has cleared, but friends of the Eklund family wish to remind Cochranites that the battle is far from over for the cattle ranching family who lost their home to a Jan. 8 house fire.

Folk songman Steve Palmer will be the April 26 performer at Legacy Guitar and Coffee House. From his Moose Jaw stomping grounds, Palmer has been touting his Jan.

It’s nearly time for Cochrane’s largest annual event — the Cochrane Trade Show. Local businesses and organizations will line the arenas of the Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre (SLSFSC) for the yearly event, which gets underway May 3 at 10 a.

Funding Family and Community Support Services (FCSS); getting RCMP officers on the streets; CP Rail right-of-ways; school reserves – these were the top priorities during the Mid-Size Cities Caucus Meeting the other week, which Cochrane mayor Ivan Bro

If the BullHorn Saloon is your destination hot spot April 26, you may be pleasantly surprised to look at the stage and see a return to retro.