Art vandalized at Lambert Centre

Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter   The bench called ‘Belong’ that has been on display in the Lambert Centre will be finding a new home after vandals defaced the piece of art.… Read More »

Regional communications competition

Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter   Learning to communicate effectively is a vital part of day-to-day life, whether it’s so you can give directions to someone, or come across well in an… Read More »

Children’s choir makes music

Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter   This year, instead of all three choir groups attending the Drumheller and District Music Festival, the Strathmore Children’s Choir opted to bring a clinician in for… Read More »

Dog-day afternoon

Pat FuleFule for Thought   Our family dog is named Brodie. He’s now 15-years-old and we’ve started calling him Grandpa. He doesn’t move as fast as he used, and sometimes… Read More »

Extra caution on the roads

Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter   With the unusually warm March weather drivers are being asked to take extra caution on the roads. Some people have brought their motorcycles out, excited for… Read More »

Remembering our roots ~ June Stewart

John GodsmanTimes Contributor   June Stewart’s ancestors originated in England, and came to Canada in 1907. Joseph ‘Harold’ Payne was born in 1897 in Ontario, and came west with his… Read More »

Massages for cancer

Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter   Despite saying he may take a year off after the 2014 ride, Armand Pinel once again finds himself drawn to return to the Enbridge Ride to… Read More »

Jump into spring with Hope Bridges

Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter   Spring is almost here and that means Hope Bridges Society is ready to accept participants for their spring programs. The weekly Sing Your High Notes will… Read More »

Fabulous fans follow Bisons

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   For four UFA Bison fans, the memories cherished at arenas where their beloved team has played will never be forgotten.From the one and only Mac’s midget… Read More »