Joyland theatre embraces digital age
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Joyland Theatre has undergone a makeover this past week, bringing the theatre into the 21 Century. The theatre, which has been owned by Sheila… Read More »
Poker run still going strong
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter For the past 14 years members of the bike community have gathered together to participate in a good cause aimed… Read More »
Ethics code comes to town staff
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor Town council considered and accepted the application of a staff code of ethics and conduct, on June 5 in Council Chambers.… Read More »
Second language learning
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor A small crowd of women gathered to take their Canadian Language Benchmark Assessment testing, held at the Lambert Centre on June 14. The testing assesses… Read More »
Parenting for dummies (and that was me!)
Pat Fule Fule for Thought Raising kids is a very tough task. You can say goodbye to sleep-filled nights, you get thrown up on, and you deal with a… Read More »
Christ the Redeemer Catholic Schools welcome new associate superintendent
Laureen F. Guenther Times Contributor Christ the Redeemer Catholic Schools welcomes Bonnie Annicchiarico as associate superintendent, July 1. Currently a principal at St. Joseph’s Collegiate in… Read More »
Peril of wearing two hats
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor Miscommunication stirred reaction to repeated reprisals between councillors in County council chambers June 10, over an incident surrounding dignitary seating at… Read More »
Ears to hear
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor Kneehill County Councillors passed the building of the Badlands Motorsport Resort Area Structure Plan (ASP) through second reading on June 6, regardless of standing room… Read More »
Wheatland County speaks out
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor Wheatland County Reeve Glenn Koester spoke to the Kneehill County Council at the Area Structure Plan (ASP) public hearing, prior to approval of second… Read More »
Youth Club offers youth a chance to get out of town
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Summer holidays for teens can be great at first: you’re out of the stuffy classroom; you can stay up late and spend more time with… Read More »
Shaking federal trees for shelterbelt protection
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor Winds of protest are blowing across the Western provinces, over the shutdown of the Prairie Farm Shelterbelt program. Federal Agriculture Minister… Read More »