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Town staff and council took part in a discovery project at Mitford School last week designed to help students learn and think about recycling and waste.

In light of the media storm surrounding the announcement of the Bear’s Den restaurant closure, co-owner Scott Winograd said he wants to clear up the misunderstanding that the closure is due to increased minimum wage and rather it’s about layered poli

For Creeker Bob Everett, the future of economic viability for the hamlet lies in the ability for residents, weekenders and tourists to schuss down a mountain.

Eco-conscious Cochranites are cautioned to watch for contaminants, such as electronics and scrap metal, seeping their way into blue bins. China has tightened restrictions on recyclable products as of Jan.

Do you know enough about social media to keep your kid out of danger? That’s the question TED talk speaker Paul Davis posed to an audience of more than 30 parents at Bearspaw school last Thursday night.

Couns. Morgan Nagel and Alex Reed are jointly advocating for the town to honour veterans and lives lost in combat in a monumental way.

A motion put forward by Division 9 Coun. Crystal Kissel to donate dollars back to Cochrane’s new pool was met with unanimous Rocky View County councillor support.

The Pickleball Posse packed a punch at Monday night’s town council meeting.

A quarter three report delivered to council on Monday night reveals a projected surplus of $153,000 for 2017 – over and above revenue shortfalls.

Cochrane landed on a list of the Top 20 “Game Changing Places to Live” by Sunset Magazine, a lifestyle publication with an almost exclusive focus on Western United States.