Reds ready for provincials
Strathmore and the people involved in the mosquito Reds baseball program stepped up to the dish at the 11th hour and are hoping to hit provincials out of the park… Read More »
Barrel racing series hits midway mark
There is still plenty of time to sign up with the Double S Barrel Racing Series to win their newest belt buckle. Now in its third year of existence, the… Read More »
Ag diamonds could go under inspection
The Strathmore and District Agricultural Society is seeing if an upgrade to the softball diamonds is viable for the future. General manager of the ag society, Herb McLane, brought the… Read More »
Refreshed, clean Sauve ready to lift again
After putting his body through the gauntlet last summer, Strathmore’s Nolan Sauve is taking it easy this summer, but still competing against the strongest men around. Coming off last summer’s… Read More »
Strathmore shows well at Alberta Summer Games
Strathmore brought home baseball gold last weekend during the biennial Alberta Summer Games in Grande Prairie. Jonathan Rilling was the only player from the community to be named to the… Read More »
Schmit gets popped in Penticton
Justin “The Animal” Schmit doesn’t know how to say no to a fight. It doesn’t matter what day of the week, it doesn’t matter the opponent and it doesn’t even… Read More »
Fire department’s deputy chief leaves legacy for Strathmore’s youth
In the wake of the Strathmore Fire Department’s recent loss resulting from its former fire chief and current Deputy Chief Muir Furzer’s retirement, Strathmore was endowed with a legacy project… Read More »
Town contributes a couple million to Strathmore Motor Products Sports Centre
Strathmore is footing a sizable bill for additional expenses and previously excluded exterior component costs associated with the Strathmore Motor Products Sports Centre, with hopes of recuperating some costs in… Read More »
Rosebud festival remembers beloved pianist
The sixth annual Rosebud Chamber Music Festival will be dedicated to the memory and legacy of pianist Peter Longworth. Peter Longworth, a teacher at Glenn Gould School in Toronto, and… Read More »
Fundraising cyclist pit stop in Strathmore
Strathmore has always been a popular stop for good-hearted people making cross-country journeys to raise money for a variety of causes. But on July 16, like two ships passing in… Read More »
Schiffner makes it official at Stampede
Scott Schiffner didn’t cover a single bull at this year’s Calgary Stampede, but he left the Grandstand on his own terms July 14 and is at peace with his decision.… Read More »