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Time sure flies when you’re Cochrane Lions Rodeo Royalty. Already midway through their 2013 tenure, Queen Lexie Courtney and Princess Dalyce Gagnon said they still haven’t gotten used to the job. “It’s been such a great opportunity,” said Courtney.

Maeve Mackinnon comes by her admiration of Scottish music honestly.

Following a community analysis, the Town of Cochrane presented its Economic Development Strategy (EDS) to council members, who adopted the document on March 11.

It comes as no surprise that the recent notice of motion by Mayor Truper McBride to delay Cochrane High School’s (CHS) wind turbine project was a welcome development to the No Turbine in Town Coalition (NTT).

Festival and event organizers are welcome to attend a free tourism workshop hosted by the Cochrane and Area Events Society (CAES).

In only its third year, the Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Poker Rally has revved its way into the national spotlight.

The true measure of a man is how he reacts when his dreams are shattered. A passionate man who does not give up will go on to succeed once again. Bernard Callebaut, chocolatier, president and CEO of Papa Chocolat Inc., is such a man.

The redesigned conceptual plan for a country residential development in Bearspaw had passions flaring at an open house at RockPointe Church March 11.

Transit dominated the conversation during Cochrane mayor Truper McBride’s March 7 visit with members of Seniors on the Bow (SOTB).

And then there were three. After what seemed like a lengthy hiatus, transit is back in the public forum. With administration having narrowed the choices down to three, they are now looking for your input.