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Townhall Public House in Sunset Ridge is about to be elevated to a Top Chef-worthy level, now that culinary competition winner Chef Matthew Stowe is running the show.

Lynne Ellis-Smith says her two children always had “the coolest mom at Halloween.” And it only takes one peek into her taxidermy-filled home or her popular online gothic shop to understand why.

Bragg Creek’s fourth annual Scarecrow Festival promises to be a frightening and fun-filled few weeks for townspeople and tourists alike.

Cochrane High teenager Hannah Godard is leading a double life.

Organizers of last weekend’s Culture Days event are celebrating it as a success, and are already looking ahead to how they can top it next year.

Wet your whistles and tempt your taste buds – the upcoming Taste of Cochrane is expected to be a belly-busting afternoon.

Culture Days is one of the most entertaining events of the season – but organizers say it means so much more to Cochrane than just a few days of art-focused fun. “It brings the community together.

Famed marathoner and endurance runner Martin Parnell says writing a book is like, well … like running a marathon. “It’s a long process. You’ve got to practice.

Alberta actor Gerald Auger believes he carries a great responsibility to protect his aboriginal heritage – and he’s proud his award-winning short film Lost Face does just that. “I have a worldwide following.

Popular western Canadian band Lion Bear Fox is coming “home.” “We always call Cochrane our Alberta home,” said Ryan McMahon, who plays guitar and sings vocals. “My cousin lives on top of the hill. It really is a wonderful place.