The Strathmore Fun Runners made a $1,000 donation to each of the local Christmas Hamper Society, and the Wheatland County Food Bank. Cheques were presented to the respective organizations duringRead More »
Strathmore local Tiffany Hutorow has self-published her debut children’s book, The Bear, The Hare, and The Mare, which is now publicly available for purchase. Hutorow explained the book started asRead More »
The Town of Strathmore hosted another “Getting Coffee with Council” session, Nov. 7 in council chambers, with the intent to answer public inquiry about the local budget and upcoming deliberations.Read More »
The Strathmore Wheatland Chamber of Commerce (SWCC) will soon be announcing a new logo, as well as a rebranding of the organization and they have opened submissions for a logoRead More »
Siksika Nation’s Blackfoot Tech Council has released that trainees of the Siksika First Nation’s IT Training Program had an opportunity to work on a large-scale Wi-Fi enterprise system, hosted byRead More »
Canadian comedian, Andrew Packer made his debut performance in Strathmore, Nov. 11, at Mike’s Bar and Grill, as part of his ongoing On Guard tour. Packer is currently touring CanadaRead More »
The Town of Strathmore council, during the Nov. 8 Committee of the Whole meeting, heard a report regarding the current Off Site Levy Bylaw. The town’s current bylaw is inRead More »
The Wheatland County Food Bank received a $5,000 donation from the CGC, Nov. 7, as part of the company’s annual Give Local program. A cheque presentation event was hosted forRead More »
Wheatland Elementary School resumed their annual Take a Bite out of Hunger campaign, encouraging students to bring in donations for the Christmas Hamper Society. Devon Kirby, a Grade 5 teacherRead More »
All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 opened at Rosebud Theatre, Nov. 4, running til Dec. 23. The musical play, written by Peter Rothstein, was directed by Morris Ertman,Read More »
Strathmore Town Council heard a delegation from Strathmore and Wheatland Taxis during the Nov. 1, regular meeting, which concerned any future broker licenses within the town. Robert Seabrooke, representing WheatlandRead More »