Local News

What began as ‘Cochrane’s Cowboy Christmas’, a Stu Bradley Productions venture, is shaping up to be an effort to give a local woman some relief from her harrowing experience during and after the epic June floods.

For those of us on the hunt for the perfect Christmas tree, look no further than the freshly chopped spruce up for grabs at the Cochrane Ecological Institute (CEI).

A Cochrane-based company, Tesera Systems Inc., is part of a country-wide rollout program that aims to assist municipalities in planning and investing in infrastructure to reduce flood-related impacts and insurance claims. On Nov.

Cochrane RCMP is asking residents to come forward with any information regarding car prowlings and break-ins that have been occurring in the town’s outlying communities. On Nov. 26, Cpl.

Just a few short weeks ago; the Cochrane Eagle featured an editorial about the increased social media presence of Sustainability Partners Uniting Resources (SPUR).

This Friday marks another milestone in the long and storied life of internationally acclaimed artist and retired mountaineer, Glen Boles.

For nearby Morley, the impact of the epic June floods continues, as numerous Nation families are being shuffled into mobile home units while their homes are under repair or rebuild.

The Bearspaw band of the Stoney Nakoda Nation will finally be opening a new Centex gas bar, convenience store (including a hot food area) and car wash Nov. 29, after more than a year of planning and construction.

A growing Alberta Health Services initiative, the Tomorrow Project, is coming to the Cochrane RancheHouse Nov. 25-27, and the call is being put out for eligible Cochranites to take part in the mobile study.

The Eagle’s Nest Stoney Family Shelter, located in Morley, is gearing up for their annual Adopt-A-Family Christmas campaign.