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After several delays, the new Fireside School opened its doors to staff and students on Nov. 14.

Community business owners are feeling the affects of government polices that have contributed to Alberta’s falling grade in business friendliness toward bars and restaurants.

Not very many students conduct science experiments over the summer holidays, let alone have lab equipment at home.

A little piece of Cochrane history celebrates its 125th anniversary this Sunday. All Saints Anglican Church will honour its heritage Nov. 19, following its 10 a.m. service with nosh and goodies and a slideshow travelling down memory lane.

Talking trash took up considerable time at Tuesday night council. While Coun.

The Cochrane and Area Humane Society is set to take on a new children’s program at the start of the new year.

Those who will be affected by the federal government's proposed changes to the Income Tax Act are plagued with uncertainty, brought to light this week as the Senate Committee on Income Tax hosts public hearings in the Western provinces.

For the second year in a row, Cochrane Fires Service members are banding together for veteran brethren as they roll up their turnout sleeves to collect cans.

If you’re looking to keep a little warmer this winter or to add some rustic charm to your home, look no further than Cochrane’s Bella’s Vintage Luxury.

To most modern-day Canadians, the atrocities of the Holocaust are best learned through history books, biographies and films. For Cochranite Laurie Drukier, it’s part of her life story.