Strathmore town council recently approved the Strathmore Cemetery Master Plan that will restore and modernize the Strathmore Cemetery through upgrades and expansions. Council allocated $15,000 in 2017 for the development… Read More »
As I discussed in a previous column, I mentioned I noticed a lack of wheelchair accessibility in certain areas in town. What I forgot to mention in that column is… Read More »
Rosebud Church welcomed guest musicians and presented stories of Black history at their church service, Feb. 4, in honour of Black History Month. The Rosebud Chorale opened the service by… Read More »
The Alberta government is set to move sales of recreational cannabis from street corners to store owners, with the guidelines released Feb. 16 as soon as approval is given from… Read More »
The annual spring REVS (registration, education, volunteer services) event took place Feb. 28 with another strong showing. Historically a smaller event than the one in the fall, the crowds were… Read More »
One of the oldest outdoors hunting clubs in Alberta, the Standard Bighorns Club, hopes to draw in a large crowd of 250 avid outdoor enthusiasts next weekend at their annual… Read More »
This year marked the 24th annual wild game dinner and auction of the Wheatland Conservation and Wildlife Association (WCWA), held on March 3 at the Strathmore Civic Centre. Despite the… Read More »
Beating the same team twice in a row can be difficult. Especially when not much time goes by before the rematch tips off. That’s what did in the Strathmore High… Read More »
For the first time in school history, the Strathmore High School Spartans can hang a provincial curling banner among the several other provincial championship banners that crowd their gym walls.… Read More »
After another long South Central Alberta Hockey League season, the defending provincial champion Wheatland Chiefs are ready for another deep playoff drive. The local double-A midget team got their cardio… Read More »
Strathmore’s Kaitlyn Dougan got to enjoy the perfect ending to her badminton career, even if that meant she didn’t win gold. After competing provincially all her life, the 22-year-old Dougan… Read More »