Carol Allard has officially submitted resignation from his position from Village of Standard council and has stepped down from his seat. Allard has been sitting on council for the lastRead More »
With the fall session of the legislature coming to a close, I’m proud to report that Alberta remains on track for even more economic growth and prosperity. This session sawRead More »
Wheatland County council approved an amendment to the county master schedule of fees during the Dec. 5 regular meeting of council. Council passed the first two readings of the amendment,Read More »
As a follow up to their annual Christmas market, the Strathmore Municipal Library decided to bring back their annual silent auction in support of library services. Laura Henderson, assistant directorRead More »
For their final Flex Friday event of the year, the Strathmore Municipal Library decided to host a Polar Express-themed day of activities, which wrapped up with a showing of theRead More »
Donna Huber (aka Shania Twin), who is the main act for the Shania Twin Tribute, will be singing all of Shania Twain’s hits as well as some familiar Christmas favouritesRead More »
Town of Strathmore council voted to approve a grant funding agreement with the Province of Alberta to support local police service delivery. A special meeting of council was held, Nov.Read More »
Representatives from the Strathmore Handi-Bus Association presented to the Wheatland County Public Presentation Committee, Nov. 14, requesting the county’s consideration to continue grant funding their organization. In a letter addressingRead More »
Strathmore Dodge, Royal LePage, Rocking Horse Industries, and the Co-operators have partnered to host a food and clothing drive to support the Strathmore Overnight Shelter. Shawn Kisling, general manager forRead More »
Member organizations of the Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters (ACWS), which includes Strathmore’s True North, have published their annual data release. Linda McLean, executive director of True North, explained dataRead More »
The partial skeleton of an 11,000-year-old bison were returned from the Badlands Historical Museum in Drumheller to be displayed at the Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park. The skull, shoulder blades, spine,Read More »