Sleeping with the fishes (and seagulls)
Pat FuleFule for Thought Lately, my whole nighttime sleep process has reverted to the past. I had always been a kid who could never fall asleep easily, and I… Read More »
Crime statistics contradict last year’s decline
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Veering off the propitious decline in criminal activity revealed last year, residential property crime and mischiefs of vehicles are on an alarming climb, leaving law… Read More »
Setting record with horsepower
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Despite already being in possession of the world record for maneuvering a 46-horse hitch of Percherons, Neil Dimmock isn’t putting the brakes on the horsepower… Read More »
Parties in holding period over designation decision
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor In an attempt to amplify the voices of community members and provide a public forum for the parties involved to address the issue of the… Read More »
Remembering our roots ~ Andrew ‘Clifford’ Sanden
John GodsmanTimes Contributor Clifford’s father Jens J. Sanden was born in Vester Hassing, Denmark in 1891, and came to Garner, Iowa in 1908, where he found work as a… Read More »
Walt Wingfield returns to Rosebud
Laureen F. GuentherTimes Contributor Wingfield Unbound, a one-man comedy about the misadventures of stockbroker-turned-farmer Walt Wingfield, comes to Rosebud’s Opera House, March 17 to 19.“This play starts with Walt… Read More »
Mayor censure lifted
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor The censure of Mayor Ell, which was imposed on the high-ranking official at the end of 2014, was revoked last week when council appeared as… Read More »
Bisons off to hot start
Justin SewardTimes ReporterDoug Taylor Photo The CFR Bisons have pushed the Red Deer Optimist Chiefs to the brink of elimination after a 4-3 win in Game 3 at the… Read More »
Silver Sharks swim to success
Justin SewardTimes Reporter For Strathmore Silver Sharks Swim Club members, Boris Kuljanin and Marina Laycraft the countless hours spent at the pool training and competing have provided them further… Read More »
Wheatland teams prepare
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Wheatland Warriors had the home game against Cranbrook marked on their calendar since the Christmas break, because they knew top spot would be on the… Read More »
Cougars look to rebound
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Crowther Memorial Junior High School Cougars Grade 9 girls basketball team put their best foot forward as hosts of the February Frenzy tournament last weekend.Despite… Read More »