Youth Hub holds logo contest
Strathmore and Wheatland County youth have one week left to enter the Strathmore Child, Youth and Family Hub logo contest. According to Aia Hughes, Child, Youth and Family Hub program… Read More »
Town of Strathmore municipal enforcement stresses seatbelt safety
Town of Strathmore Municipal Enforcement is highlighting seatbelt safety during the month of March. Seatbelts are imperative to driver and passenger safety in vehicles. According to the Office of Traffic… Read More »
Sports Centre to feature “wall of fame”
Strathmore and area residents can have their name attached to the Strathmore Motor Products Sports Centre in perpetuity, as part of the Wall of Fame initiative. The Wall of Fame… Read More »
SHS curlers play to win at provincials
Two Strathmore High School (SHS) curling teams fought for the top spot among the best curlers in the province at the curling provincials in St. Paul March 6-9, after both… Read More »
Senior Badgers fold
Strathmore Community Football Association (SCFA) announced last week that they would no longer be providing a 9-man senior football program this year. The SCFA said challenges with the league, limited… Read More »
4-H’ers learn lessons through speaking competition
Over 25 young and talented speakers from various 4-H clubs within Wheatland County gathered on March 9 at the Strathmore Civic Centre for the Wheatland District 4-H speak-offs, where they… Read More »
Mustangs look to Strathmore as possible new home
Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) action may be making its way to Strathmore for the 2019-20 season. However, the addition of junior A hockey to town will most likely mean… Read More »
Math is fun? You bet your asymptote it is!
I am a math nerd. There really is no other way to describe my love for math. In Grade 2, my highlight was getting the math sheet and racing to… Read More »
Slater Way becomes Huxted Way
The Town of Strathmore has paid homage to local businessman Colin Huxted and his family by naming a road in their honour. Strathmore’s Slater Way now becomes Huxted Way. The… Read More »
Siksika woman’s puppets spread culture and joy
What started out as a project to help her daughter in a talent competition five years ago has quickly turned into a creative outlet and promising business venture promoting Indigenous… Read More »
Adaptive art now on display
Artmaking can be one of the most meaningful activities in which a person with (and without) disabilities can be independently engaged. No one knows that better than the Wheatland Society… Read More »