Children’s choir makes music
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter This year, instead of all three choir groups attending the Drumheller and District Music Festival, the Strathmore Children’s Choir opted to bring a clinician in for… Read More »
Dog-day afternoon
Pat FuleFule for Thought Our family dog is named Brodie. He’s now 15-years-old and we’ve started calling him Grandpa. He doesn’t move as fast as he used, and sometimes… Read More »
Extra caution on the roads
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter With the unusually warm March weather drivers are being asked to take extra caution on the roads. Some people have brought their motorcycles out, excited for… Read More »
Remembering our roots ~ June Stewart
John GodsmanTimes Contributor June Stewart’s ancestors originated in England, and came to Canada in 1907. Joseph ‘Harold’ Payne was born in 1897 in Ontario, and came west with his… Read More »
Massages for cancer
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter Despite saying he may take a year off after the 2014 ride, Armand Pinel once again finds himself drawn to return to the Enbridge Ride to… Read More »
Jump into spring with Hope Bridges
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter Spring is almost here and that means Hope Bridges Society is ready to accept participants for their spring programs. The weekly Sing Your High Notes will… Read More »
Fabulous fans follow Bisons
Justin SewardTimes Reporter For four UFA Bison fans, the memories cherished at arenas where their beloved team has played will never be forgotten.From the one and only Mac’s midget… Read More »
Strathmore Fish and Wildlife still open
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter Due to a staffing shortage the Strathmore Fish and Wildlife storefront office is often closed to the public, but it doesn’t mean the officers aren’t working.“We… Read More »
Warmer weather a positive for Wheatland agriculture
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The warmer winter this year has worked to the advantage of cattle producers of Wheatland County to get started on stock early.“The nicer weather is good… Read More »
Capital additions over budget approved
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter At the March 4 town council meeting Mel Tiede, director of corporate services, brought a recommendation before council for the approval of additional spending to complete… Read More »
Secondary suites removed from bylaw
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter A bylaw to remove the allowance of secondary suites in its entirety from the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) was presented to council at the March 4… Read More »