Cougars senior girls look to build on home tournament
Crowther Memorial Junior High School (CMJHS) hosted a senior girls volleyball tournament on Sept. 29, and although the local team was beaten in the first round of playoffs in twoRead More »
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Jones, Kenneth Elmer
Jones, Kenneth Elmer March 5, 1938 – September 25, 2018 Ken passed away in Calgary on Tuesday, September 25, 2018. He is survived by his children Lyle (Coraleen) Jones, ChrisRead More »
FLADHAMER, Tammy Patricia (nee Brown)
FLADHAMER, Tammy Patricia (nee Brown) With heavy hearts and grave sadness we announce the sudden passing of our beautiful daughter Tammy Patricia Fladhamer on September 22, 2018 at the ageRead More »
October 5, 2018 Strathmore Times
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Fildebrandt suggests “taking gloves off” with GFL
Members of Neighbours Against Pollution (NAP) lobby group joined Strathmore-Brooks MLA Derek Fildebrandt to petition Wheatland County council to take action against Green for Life (GFL) stall tactics. The groupRead More »
Group wants action taken against GFL
Members from Neighbours Against Pollution (NAP) addressed Wheatland County council after Strathmore-Brooks MLA Derek Fildebrandt stated negotiation processes with Green for Life (GFL) had broken down and Alberta Environment wasRead More »
Support confirms go-ahead for Strathmore Music Festival
Following community support and the formation of a board, Strathmore is forging ahead with their own adjudicated music festival in spring 2019. Currently, gifted musicians from Strathmore and surrounding areaRead More »
Funding woes put library services at risk
Increased costs associated with a larger facility and an unexpected boost in usership is forcing the hand of the Strathmore Municipal Library to consider cutbacks in staffing, programming and technology,Read More »
Carseland fire hall site set
The new Carseland fire hall plans took a step ahead on Sept. 18 when Wheatland County council approved the re-designation bylaw for the new 3.5-acre site of the hall onRead More »
Facelift for George Freeman Trail bridge
Last December town council took a gamble with a decision to hold off on footing a $1 million bill to replace the waning George Freeman trail bridge, hoping market fluctuationsRead More »
Balancing residential requests and agriculture
The discussion whether land should be used for urban or agricultural uses frequently comes up in planning decisions considered by Wheatland County staff and council. The county’s regional growth managementRead More »