Local product wraps up career with Kings
Growing up, Ryan Grasdahl wasn’t sure if he had what it takes to be a prominent player in the Heritage Junior Hockey League. A product of the Strathmore Minor Hockey… Read More »
Growing up, Ryan Grasdahl wasn’t sure if he had what it takes to be a prominent player in the Heritage Junior Hockey League. A product of the Strathmore Minor Hockey… Read More »
There are too many memorialized jerseys hanging from the rafters in the gold rink at the Strathmore Family Centre. On Jan. 27, the Strathmore Storm midget 1 female squad honoured… Read More »
The Strathmore High School Spartans senior girls unit turned in their best performance of the year coming out of the exam break. For the first time this season, they reached… Read More »
A recent meeting between Alberta Health Services (AHS) and community members from Strathmore and Siksika Nation proved less than fruitful and put a damper on plans for a dialysis unit… Read More »
Moments after hundreds of yellow balloons vanished into the sky, friends and family of Emma Armstrong broke the silence by softly singing happy birthday on the day the Hussar local… Read More »
Irish Mythen isn’t one to back down from a challenge. That’s why, despite being unable to read or write music, she’s created a successful career as a musician, is recognized… Read More »
It’s been nearly three months since RPH Irrigation Services was singled out with Reinke Pride awards as the highest selling dealership through North America – an achievement that’s propelling the… Read More »
Wheatland County council got a unique tutoring session on the area’s wetlands on Jan. 9. Janeen Ogloza, scientist and consultant for TerraShift Engineering, outlined the different types of wetlands, the… Read More »
Six years after Allie Davidson was part of the prestigious Alberta Children’s Choir (ACC) under the direction of guest conductor Kellie Walsh, her younger sister Madysen has been selected to… Read More »
Carol E. Cowan never knows when inspiration is going to strike. She finds it in the Canadian western landscapes, mountains and rivers, and even the apple tree in her back… Read More »
Many people give generously at Christmastime, and that can lead to debt hangover in January. But over-spending can happen any time of the year, said Nadia Graham with the Credit… Read More »