Strathmore’s Florist is under new ownership. In their present business location for 19 years, the 39-year-old business’s stunning flower assortment, beautiful arrangements, handtied bouquets, gift items and personal service haveRead More »
Wednesday, December 17, 2019 Information from Wheatland County Council Regular Meeting 2019-26, an amendment to land use re-zoning near Cheadle, was passed. * * * 2019-33, a public hearing onRead More »
In 2020, seniors will have one number to call for information, advocacy and referrals regarding Alberta’s government services. To support this, as of Jan. 2, staff and resources from theRead More »
Little did Strathmore High School (SHS) teacher Christine Magill know that changes to the 2008 social studies curriculum in Alberta would lead her to taking her first trip to learnRead More »
Over 40 people were in attendance at Wheatland County council’s regular meeting on Tuesday morning for the Alberta First resolution debate. Wheatland County Councillor Jason Wilson first introduced the resolutionRead More »
If you’ve never heard of The Shopping Bus, you’re not alone. The Shopping Bus, operated by the Wheatland Seniors Transportation Society (WSTS), used to make weekly trips to various mallsRead More »
Hello Strathmore! It was great to see so many of you at my meet and greets in Langdon at Prairie Grounds Coffee House and Strathmore at the Civic Centre thisRead More »
On Saturday, Dec. 14, Horse Heroes Alberta held their first annual bottle drive at Pet Valu in Strathmore. Horse Heroes is not a traditional horse rescue but, rather, a networkRead More »
The holidays are a time for celebrating with family and friends. Strathmore Fire Department would like to remind everyone to celebrate safely. Here are some holiday safety tips to keepRead More »
Something special is happening in Strathmore the weekend before Christmas. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is hosting “A Night in Bethlehem – A Live Nativity Pageant.” InRead More »
A more than 2,000-year-old bison skull unearthed during utility work in downtown Banff, Alta., was returned to Siksika Nation on Nov. 15. “It’s like a welcome home to the buffaloRead More »