LIEN, Roger

LIEN, Roger   It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Roger Lien on April 11, 2016.The devoted grandfather, dad, brother, uncle and great-uncle was born in… Read More »

Bisons hand out hardware

Justin SewardTimes Reporter Doug Taylor Photo   The CFR Bisons held their year-end awards banquet at the Strathmore Civic Centre on April 13, on an evening where 20 teammates got… Read More »

Kings crown award winners

Mario PrusinaTimes Editor Doug Taylor Photo   The Wheatland Kings officially capped off their 2015-2016 season by dishing out some hardware at their annual Award Banquet on April 15 at… Read More »

Spartan soccer prepared to battle

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   After more than a month of conditioning sessions and with try-outs complete, the Strathmore Spartans boys soccer 20-man roster has been announced, and head coach Kaitrin… Read More »

Provincial budget plunges Alberta into debt

Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor   Amid unfaltering job losses and a fiscal roller-coaster of fluctuating oil prices, the provincial government went steadfastly into the red to combat Alberta’s economic downturn… Read More »

Longtime CAO retires after two decades

Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor   It was a testament to Dwight Stanford’s leadership, work ethic, and his 24-year reign as chief administrative officer for the Town of Strathmore when over… Read More »

Women on a mission

Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor   A year after its conception, a new initiative is finally taking shape, encouraging women to become financially involved with a local charity, have fun, and… Read More »

Guess who’s back?

Andrea RobertsTimes Intern   Wow, what a year! Since I was here last, the summer of 2015, a lot has happened both personally and in the world around us. Personally,… Read More »

E-mails I need to send …

Pat FuleFule for Thought   So, once again “Spring has sprung” … I know there’s an old poem by Ogden Nash about that, but Spring being sprung also means that… Read More »