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Arriving in Bamyan, I knew there was a large number of Free to Run Afghan girls who would be running their first marathon and I wondered how I could help.

Megan Houde is one Cochranite who has seen the potential in the booming legal cannabis business and has lit into the budding industry.

Members of the Stoney Nakoda Nation voted against the land designation for a second time. What does this mean for our community? Land designation is done under the First Nations Land Management Act.

Need to return your bottles without actually going to the bottle depot? There's now an app for that. SkipTheDepot was launched by a Calgary-based software engineer, Thomas Gayef, and now its services are expanding to Cochrane.

With her hair swept back in braids and wearing regalia for the first time, 14-year-old Belle Kootenay nervously followed the others onto the dance floor for the grand entry.

All that Malic Elhommossany wanted was for his mom, Jacki, to push him in a swing.

Looking for homes to trick or treat at while giving to a good cause, there are at least two such spooky locations in town.

Due to an ATCO gas line that was reportedly struck around noon in the Quarry area, many Cochranites and downtown businesses have been without natural gas for several hours.

An act of vandalism has left a local business wondering why and offering up a $500 reward for information that leads to an arrest.

As members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) picketted across the country on Oct. 25, Cochrane members of the Rural Suburban Mail Carriers (RSMC) followed suit .