Fire board bylaw controversy
Questions were raised about the new fire board bylaw 2019-1, passed for first reading at the Jan. 8 Wheatland County council meeting. “Section 3.5 states that (fire board) members willRead More »
Questions were raised about the new fire board bylaw 2019-1, passed for first reading at the Jan. 8 Wheatland County council meeting. “Section 3.5 states that (fire board) members willRead More »
The Strathmore Wheatland Kings played a strong defensive game at home to beat the Blackfalds Wranglers 5-1 on Jan. 18, but lost to the Lomond Lakers 6-5 in overtime onRead More »
The Strathmore RCMP and Strathmore Fire Department will square off in the Battle of the Badges hockey game to connect with the community and help raise money for two localRead More »
Strathmore local football player Reid Jensen, 17, has taken the next step towards his dream in becoming a professional football player by accepting an offer to play for the UniversityRead More »
The high level, two-day hockey instruction camp, Strathmore Hockey Summit, tested participants’ strength, both mentally and physically, and was a huge success, according to organizers. The summit, hosted by CrowtherRead More »
The AA peewee Wheatland Braves had a strong weekend, picking up a win and a tie for their efforts in a pair of matchups against Lethbridge opponents. The Braves beatRead More »
The arena is often a hub in a Canadian community, and no one knows that better than the folks who utilize the Rockyford Arena, one of the busier arenas inRead More »
Will, Dora June 26, 1947 – January 13, 2019 Dora Will was born June 26, 1947, in Vulcan, Alberta, and passed away January 13, 2019. She is survived by herRead More »
January 25, 2019 Strathmore Times by Strathmore Times on Scribd
Having visited Nashville, Tenn. several times throughout his musical career to work on his songwriting and to take in Music City’s talent, local musician Drew Gregory fell in love withRead More »
The debate continues as to the location of a new town office build in Strathmore. A large contingent of town residents was at the last regular town council meeting toRead More »