Local News

Two members of Cochrane’s Citizens on Patrol (COP) load gear into their car on a chilly Thursday spring evening. It’s 9 p.m. and so far things are quiet.

It's been six long years since Marcia Johnston first became involved with the 4.15-acre site of undeveloped GlenEagles lands known as the ‘Jones Estate.

Cochrane's night street markets are returning to Historic Downtown this summer June 15. “The markets seemed to be really popular last year, other than the weather challenges, ” Valerie McCracken, market manager said with a laugh.

RCMP Major Crimes Unit members are still investigating a set of bones, confirmed to be human, found near Redwood Meadows on May 11. Following a search conducted last Friday, RCMP Cpl.

Two new homes in Cochrane were built with the help of high school students from Cochrane and Springbank.

Life with Lyme disease has been nothing short of an uphill battle for Cochranite Nancy Doyle.

Philco Farms, the developer for the southside community of Southbow Landing, will be back in council chambers May 23 for first reading of land use approval for phase one of the future development.

With Aboriginal Day a little more than a month away, Glenbow School is preparing to celebrate First Nations culture by erecting the first full-sized traditional Stoney Nakoda teepee on the school grounds in June.

RCMP Major Crimes Unit members are investigating a set of bones, confirmed to be human, found near Redwood Meadows on Thursday. Cochrane RCMP responded to the report of bones found on May 11 at 12:33 p.m.

If you asked him a few months ago whether he would be putting his name in the ring for Rocky View County council, Mark Kamachi of Bragg Creek would have said “are you out of your freaking mind?” with a chuckle.