Opinion

Well Cochrane, it’s been a slice. For a year and a half I’ve slaved over a keyboard and racked up mileage to get word out to the community about all the important stuff. You know, art shows, fundraisers, motor vehicle collisions — real page-turners.

We all love it when we get something for free, and the Eagle is doing its best to get you more stuff on the house.

Some may not realize how much Cochrane has changed in the last century, but Kathleen Beynon certainly hasn’t forgotten, as she offers us a glimpse of the past.

Well Cochrane, it’s been a slice. For a year and a half I’ve slaved over a keyboard and racked up mileage to get word out to the community about all the important stuff. You know, art shows, fundraisers, motor vehicle collisions — real page-turners.

When Mary Anna and I attended Theatre Calgary's production of Mary Poppins last week, a Cochrane High grad with Ghost Lake Village roots left us feeling supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! We've known Andrew MacDonald-Smith since the mid-1990s, when

We all love it when we get something for free, and the Eagle is doing its best to get you more stuff on the house.

Some may not realize how much Cochrane has changed in the last century, but Kathleen Beynon certainly hasn’t forgotten, as she offers us a glimpse of the past.

Red-faced. Lead-filled legs. So thirsty. Two kilometres in and the end has never felt so far away. And I’m pretty sure there’s nobody behind me — just my butt following me, which has always had a mind of its own. Yes.

There was an article in the Calgary Herald last week espousing the important role social media plays with the Calgary Police Department (CPD).

When a large project is undertaken, it requires many hands to make it a success. My “Quests for Kids” initiative encompasses 10 quests to be completed in five years with the aim of raising $1 million and changing the lives of 20,000 children.