Crowfoot school celebrates 100 years
Manny Everett Times Contributor The Crowfoot school, a stand-alone one-room schoolhouse celebrated its 100th Anniversary in style on June 30 with over 300 in attendance.Read More »
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Weekly drop-in soccer a fun success
Rebecca Friesen Times Contributor Soccer registrations for teens and adults have declined. Strathmore Minor Soccer couldn’t field a team for an age group older than a U12 level andRead More »
Local boys shine at Inline Provincials
Kevin Muenchrath Calgary U12 Cyclones Coach Calgary U12 Cyclones had a strong Strathmore influence after winning the Gold Medal in the Calgary Roller Hockey League in the U12Read More »
Tate optimistic prior to season opener
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter The Calgary Stampeders have a not-so-new face hoping to help lead them to victory this CFL season. This will be Drew Tate’s fourth seasonRead More »
Strathmore junior golfer plays at a provincial level
Jenna Campbell Times Contributor Junior golfer from Strathmore, Zach Olson (16), recently qualified to attend the Frank Lindsay Junior Boys Championship to be played at the Wintergreen Golf CourseRead More »
An afternoon in the air
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter In March Mayor Steve Grajczyk bought a helicopter ride at the Strathmore for Haiti fundraiser. On June 23 the ride wasRead More »
Standard’s Annual Sports Day huge success for community
Manny Everett Times Contributor The community of Standard came out in full force to participate in its annual Sports Day activities on the weekend. The morning startedRead More »
Parking issues on Centennial Drive
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Council gave first and second reading to a traffic bylaw amendment to install ‘No Parking’ signs along Centennial Drive. Councillor Bob SobolRead More »
Strathmore bikes participate in Poker Run
Manny Everett Times Contributor The gunning of many bikes ripping up the highway was heard amidst the hoopla of Sports Day in Standard as those who participatedRead More »
Days of my life in teaching III
Pat Fule Fule for Thought An earlier couple of columns ago, I wrote about some of the more humorous events that have happened in my 29 years of teaching.Read More »
Remembering our past – Harry & Eileen Muller
John Godsman Times Contributor Harry’s father was born in Czechoslovakia in 1883, and moved to New York before WW1 started. This was followed by living and working inRead More »