Strathmore locals Rew and Sarah Jones have published their third children’s picture book, which was made available to the public, Nov. 1. Titled, A Day When Nothing Happened, Rew Jones… Read More »
The Town of Strathmore passed second reading for bylaw 23-31 during the Oct. 18 regular meeting of council, though the bylaw remains divisive amongst members. The bylaw is the town’s… Read More »
The Strathmore Municipal Library was excited to host a Halloween Spooktacular event, in partnership with the Wheatland Youth Network (WYN), Oct. 27 for local youth to enjoy. According to Laura… Read More »
On Oct. 24, the distinguished C.D. Howe Institute released its Report Card for Canada’s Senior Governments, 2023. According to this year’s report card, which grades the ability of governments to… Read More »
Lakewood of Strathmore officially hosted the grand opening of Brave Park, a privately funded public playground which is free to use for the community. The ribbon cutting took place Oct.… Read More »
Strathmore’s Lil Hoots Children’s Boutique has been awarded “Best in Alberta” from the Little List Preloved Directory, through nomination and votes by the local community. According to Denise Geremia, who… Read More »
Another art exhibition through TREX has been put up for display at the Strathmore Motor Products Sports Centre for patrons of the running track to engage with. Titled “Pretend Foraging… Read More »
The Langdon Library Society has been awarded a Community Foundation grant from Canada Post, in the amount of $954 to put towards a try-it hobby program. Cori Nicholls, president of… Read More »
Town of Strathmore council adopted an amendment to the Senior Property Tax Rebate Program policy, number 5103, during the Oct. 18 regular meeting. The discussion was introduced to council during… Read More »
Strathmore Coun. Richard Wegener has concluded his second annual charity challenge, encouraging locals to donate to a good cause. This year, Wegener decided to challenge Strathmore to raise donations for… Read More »
Wheatland County council has voted in favour of increasing utility rates for water use within the county by seven per cent in each of 2024 and 2025. County administration presented… Read More »