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Rescued dogs residing at the Cochrane and Area Humane Society were given a warm gift on Tuesday. Carlos Siguenza, owner of the recently opened Noble Fox cafe donated approximately 80 dog sweaters and jackets to the shelter.

When the library’s old and – according to its current CEO – “rotting” sign was replaced back in 2017, it triggered a slow and quiet upset. It wasn’t that anyone was opposed to upgrades to the building or its aesthetics.

To help our readers get a jump on the day we are providing a one-stop source for the daily weather forecast and prices at the pump. Information is collected from the Weather Network and Gas Buddy.

At the Cochrane & Area Humane Society we specialize in mutts; dogs that do not belong to an officially recognized breed and are not the result of intentional breeding.

Jan. 17 update The fire ban for the town has been lifted. Jan. 9 Due to high winds and very little moisture in the area, Chief David Humprey of Cochrane Fire Services, has issued a fire ban for the town, effective as of 4:30 p.m. Jan. 9.

Since becoming a member of the Rotary Club of Cochrane, I have become aware of an initiative that is at the forefront of Rotary International’s many programs to solve real problems and take action and implement many sustainable projects relating to l

A local skatepark enthusiast is hoping to see an expansion in the new year. The current 14,000-square-foot concrete plaza, including a skate bowl, is one of Southern Alberta’s most popular parks of its kind.

Cyclists are banding together to provide a unified voice and shared platform for all two-wheeled enthusiasts in Cochrane.

Politicians serving the Town of Cochrane and the provincial and federal riding areas reflect on this year and the coming one.

On a cold day in a small medical transport plane, Kevin curled forward in an attempt to stave off his nausea.