Lights, camera, stand up against bullying
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor TV cameras rolled into Westmount Elementary School on Oct. 29, all due to the efforts of student Faith Markel, under direction of their Assistant Principal Mr.… Read More »
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Door opens and closes on open budget meetings
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor A good intention to open the draft budget discussions to the public was announced on Oct. 30 by Strathmore CAO Dwight Stanford.“We were excited about the… Read More »
Red rose campaign promotes anti-violence
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Red Rose Campaign is back for another year and will be popping up on business reception desks in Strathmore. The campaign runs for the month… Read More »
Remembering our roots ~Eugene & Ellen Helfrich
John GodsmanTimes Contributor Eugene’s ancestors originated in Germany, but were amongst the farmers who moved to Russia during the reign of Catherine the Great. There was a need for… Read More »
Dealing with domestic violence
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter For almost four years Wanda McGinnis has filled a special role in Strathmore, helping those affected by domestic violence. McGinnis is the Domestic Violence Coordinator for… Read More »
The Beatles in Strathmore 2015
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter It may still be months away, but the 55 Plus Summer Games organizers are pleased to announce that they are bringing Britain’s Finest, a Beatles tribute… Read More »
Career & Employment Expo held at Siksika Nation a success
Manny EverettTimes Contributor McBride Career Group, in partnership with Siksika Employment and Training Services (SETS), held a successful Career & Employment Expo on Oct. 29 at the Siksika Resources… Read More »
Where do we go from here
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor Wheatland Business Women closed one door and opened another as a final service to the community, by holding a town hall meeting at the Days Inn… Read More »
Poppies and posters
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor As Canadian war planes fly through the skies in Iraq and 600 Canadian air force personnel work with coalition forces in Operation Impact, Canadians will take… Read More »
Lighting the night for Remembrance Day
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor Carseland’s Steven and Grace Smith and their foster children have kept a unique Nov. 11 tradition for a number of years. They decorate their Christmas tree… Read More »
More Power to Your Knitting, Nell!
Laureen F. GuentherTimes Contributor More Power to Your Knitting, Nell!, a one-woman musical play set during World War II. It will be performed by Naomi Esau, Nov. 14-16, on… Read More »