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Cochrane youth are seeking community support for a potential teen-only hang out caf é.

Nominations are now open for outstanding Cochranites who go above and beyond. The 2018 Cochrane Community Awards nominations opened up Feb. 5. The annual program recognizes locals who lead and exceed beyond expectation.

If I told you I was a fan of games, I would be lying.

It was wall-to-wall on the main floor of the Boys and Girls Club of Cochrane and Area’s clubhouse for Newcomers to Cochrane Night on Feb. 5.

A group of Stoney First Nation members, desperate to put an end to inflated costs and leadership problems, have been circulating a petition to temporarily suspend the Chiniki chief and are calling on the federal minister of Indigenous and Northern Af

The Rocky View School (RVS) transportation budget is facing a $1 million shortfall for the 2018-19 school year and the options to rectify the deficit may have direct impacts on families.

A financially savvy Cochranite is taking her coaching skills to the next level – and generation – by beginning a podcast and blog for teens to help them learn basic saving and budgeting skills. “Teens want money.

A roundtable discussion held by Banff-Airdrie Conservative MP Blake Richards drew a small, yet engaged crowd to the Cochrane Toyota meeting room on Jan. 27. With a pre-budget focus top of mind, the group spoke of the national deficit of $28.

In the face of talk that some town staff are unhappy and are considering forming a union, Mayor Jeff Genung is looking to address the root cause of employee dissatisfaction and change the culture at the Town of Cochrane.

Two of the four adults taken into custody Jan. 25 following a six-hour standoff with RCMP at a Morley residence faced a hearing at the Cochrane Provincial Courts on Tuesday.