Bantam Reds ready for provincial task
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Strathmore Reds bantam double A baseball club is optimistic they will carry over their team-first approach and turn it into success at the upcoming provincials… Read More »
Chaos Volleyball hosting summer camp
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Strathmore Chaos club volleyball organization is hosting an inaugural summer camp for the U13, U14, and U15 level girl players to improve their skills and… Read More »
Badgers secure home field
Justin SewardTimes Reporter After months of searching for a new home, the Strathmore Community Football Association is going back to their old stomping grounds come fall.The teams will kick… Read More »
Mosquito Reds prepare for provincials
Justin SewardTimes Reporter After recently scoring their first league win in Carseland, the Strathmore Reds Mosquito 2 baseball team received a positive boost going into provincials in Fort Saskatchewan… Read More »
The origin of the Strathmore Stampede
John GodsmanTimes Contributor The first-ever Strathmore Stampede was held on July 19, 1921, which coincided with the opening of the Great War Memorial Hall. This became an annual event… Read More »
Wheatland County council talk back
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor Wheatland County council had the opportunity to highlight some of the issues coming up in the future for local residents, in a face-to-face chat with MLA… Read More »
Woodturner wins first place at Calgary Stampede
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Behind Joe Van Keulen’s ordinary looking garage door hides a fully equipped woodturning workshop that houses an unparalleled talent and numerous nonpareil creations – one… Read More »
It’s time for the 58th annual Rockyford Rodeo
Andrea RobertsTimes Contributor The Village of Rockyford will be hosting their 58th annual rodeo, and despite the decline of small-town rodeos, this rodeo only seems to be growing.The event… Read More »
Strathmore Library’s immigrant packages welcomes new Canadians
Andrea RobertsTimes Contributor The Strathmore Library recently came up with a new initiative to welcome immigrants into the community through the use of packages created for immigrants coming to… Read More »
Added clause protects council and staff
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Town council was asked to consider adding a clause into the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) to protect council and staff, after repercussions from an oversight… Read More »
Strathmore family keeps on living the life
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor When Henry and Florence Hilton immigrated to Canada in 1910, they couldn’t foretell that one day their five grandchildren of Leonard and Audrey Hilton, all… Read More »