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Building Futures is an immersive, alternative learning program offered by Cochrane’s public school division through the Community Learning Centre (CLC), with the generous support of Kingsmith Homes.

Last week’s weather may not have given rise to the flood damages of previous years, but for those who lived through the 2013 floods in southern Alberta, the psychological effects linger.

This will certainly 'bee' a good time.

Held at the Cochrane Ag Society on June 11, the Angry Hawk Youth-Duro event attracted competitors from ages four to 16 years old from across the province to compete in four downhill stages on the Buffalo Bean trail network

All of the students at Westbrook School, from Kindergarten to Grade 8, participated in the school's year-end performance of Mulan on June 9.

Residents in Bragg Creek and Redwood Meadows talk about "PTSD stress" during the recent rainfall warnings but acknowledged water levels were nowhere near the rainfall that caused the disastrous 2013 flood.

Alberta Tomorrow, a free, online interactive planning tool and app that illustrates the ecological footprint of humans throughout the province, received an Emerald Award in the education category at the Alberta Emerald Foundation’s 31st annual awards ceremony in Calgary earlier this month

Bragg Creek residents can dispose of their garden trimmings during the Chipper Days that will be hosted three more times this summer.