Sandhills Rodeo back for a fourth year
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The fourth annual Sandhills Rodeo will hold a sanctioned rodeo for the first time with the Chinook Rodeo Association later this month, in an effort haveRead More »
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Yellowhorn earns a spot in Cougars’ den
Justin SewardTimes Reporter First Nations Athletics member and Siksika’s own Tyis Yellowhorn recently earned himself a spot on the Mount Royal Cougars basketball team, another triumph that continues toRead More »
Organization AIMS for greater turnout
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Government cutbacks and the absence of a provincial budget left the Foothills Advocacy In Motion Society (AIMS) branch in Strathmore with a funding shortage andRead More »
Hope Bridges continues to grow
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Coming back from a one-month break, the Hope Bridges Society recently completed their line up for their fall projects and workshops that trumps previous seasonsRead More »
Taxi companies upset over council remarks regarding industry
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor In an attempt to heed residents’ complaints and address a lack of authority, town council requested administration to review the taxi bylaw two weeks ago,Read More »
Summer writing has come to an end
Andrea RobertsTimes Contributor Well Strathmore Times readers, my summer internship has come to an end and sadly that means I must leave you and return to Mount Royal UniversityRead More »
Wheatland Lodge CAO retires
Justin SewardTimes Reporter Former deputy reeve, Shirley Reinhardt, will be stepping down from her position as chief administrative officer with the Wheatland Lodge after a 22-year career, to spendRead More »
Hussar picked for setting of short film
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Hussar’s rural roots and rustic details will embolden production company Leftside Pictures’ creative vision, as they construct their film set and equipment to capture theirRead More »
Further your education
Andrea RobertsTimes Contributor Learning is a lifelong process, and with the back-to-school season looming adult learners can get excited too, with the course offerings from Wheatland Further Education SocietyRead More »
Garnett family farm celebrates 100 years
Andrea RobertsTimes Contributor Staying in the family business is no easy feat but for the Garnett family, farming is in their blood.Not only did they recently celebrate 100 yearsRead More »
Memory Lane pathway project underway in Standard
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Nearly 100 years after the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) donated a one-kilometer stretch of park area to the village of Standard, the Standard Community FacilityRead More »