Gleichen keeps their Mother’s Day tradition going
Manny Everett Times Contributor It might not have been breakfast in bed, but the Gleichen Fire District treated moms with a breakfast fit for a queen on Sunday morningRead More »
International games may come to Strathmore
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Strathmore, Chestermere and Calgary have begun working to try to bring the 2013 International Children’s Winter Games, ICG, to the area. Mayor Steve Grajczyk hasRead More »
New utility rates will barely affect average user
Mario Prusina Times Editor A new utility rate aimed at conserving water is causing quite the stir for the Town of Strathmore. At a special council meeting on AprilRead More »
Pet Expo exceeds expectations
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter The first annual Strathmore Pet Expo, held on April 30, was a huge success, exceeding even the organizers expectations. Melissa Crispin-Piche of Tail WaggersRead More »
Fighting a life long battle
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter She may look a little different, and talk a little different, but her strength and determination rival most. Dee-Ann Wagner-Mercer was diagnosed with NeurofibromatosisRead More »
Annual BBQ almost here
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Summer is almost here and with it is the smell of hamburgers and hotdogs being grilled on the BBQ. It also brings the 23 annualRead More »
Local band Silo makes their Canadian debut
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter The band Silo is working on becoming a household name. The band was formed in 2007, but the current members have only been together forRead More »
Residents brace for an increase in their utility bill
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter All Strathmore residents may be shocked with their next utility bill, when an increase of 154 per cent to the sewer levy is indicated onRead More »
Alberta’s oldest women’s institute to celebrate 100 years
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter The Carseland Public Benefit Club, PB Club, is one of Albert’s oldest women’s institutes. 2012 will mark their 100th year. “In each month leading upRead More »
Flooding situations around the county improving slightly
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Gerry Van Ooostwaard, Public Works Superintendant for Wheatland County, brought a report, and photos, to county councillors updating them on the road conditions within theRead More »
Standard students shine at competition
Manny Everett Times Contributor Four young gentlemen from Standard School presented their proposal of Low Flow Showerheads to the panel of judges of Agrium’s Caring For Our WatershedsRead More »