Amy Gregson – Times Reporter Strathmore-Brooks MLA Arno Doerksen was touring through the constituency while the legislature took a break March 29 to April 1. Doerksen made a stop at… Read More »

Amy Gregson – Times Reporter More than 400 badminton players came from 12 schools across Alberta March 27 as Strathmore High School hosted the provinces largest badminton tournament. With so… Read More »

Amy Gregson – Times Reporter What  better way to celebrate another successful season for the Strathmore Minor Ringette Association than to hold a party to recognize their players March 28.… Read More »

Amy Gregson – Times Reporter The Rockyford Ringers U19 ringette team hosted, for the second year in a row, provincials at the Rockyford Arena. Even though Rockyford didn’t make it… Read More »

Amy Gregson – Times Reporter With a second chance to claim the South Central Alberta Hockey League north division title March 23, the Wheatland AA Chiefs couldn’t recapture the glory.… Read More »

Amy Gregson – Times Reporter With the playing season over, the 2009-2010 Wheatland Kings hockey team got together one last time as a group for their annual awards dinner. The… Read More »

Amy Gregson – Times Reporter The Strathmore Minor Lacrosse league is looking for midget players for the upcoming season. The league currently has enough players to field two small teams,… Read More »

Amy Gregson – Times Reporter The Strathmore Storm pee wee tier 4 battled hard in the final game of the year for the banner, but came up short to Nanton.… Read More »

Amy Gregson – Times Reporter It was an intense and nerve-wracking game for both players and families March 28 as the Strathmore Storm Midget Tier 2 competed against High River… Read More »

Amy Gregson  – Times Reporter Students from Westmount School were out March 25 to help clean up Kinsmen Park as part of their challenge program. The program is held for… Read More »

Amy Gregson  – Times Reporter The leader of the Wild Rose Alliance party, Danielle Smith, was in Strathmore March 25 and spoke to a crowd of approximately 130 people at… Read More »