Oasis Grove lot expansion permit denied
Wheatland County council has denied a development permit to Oasis Grove Golf and RV Resort to develop 84 lots and add 64 campsites to their operation. If it had passed,Read More »
Ripple effects troublesome for cattle producers
With the sun now shining, it’s hard to believe that the results of an early and seemingly extra-long winter, along with several heavy snowfalls late in the season may haveRead More »
Scouts contribute to community
A number of eager young members of the 1st Strathmore Scouts teamed up last week to hone their skills and enhance the community. Nine Beaver Scouts and four Cub ScoutsRead More »
Volunteers expect to raise a flock of bucks for the ducks
Over 200 people are expected at the 36th Annual Strathmore Ducks Unlimited Fundraising Dinner & Auction which will take place at the Strathmore Civic Centre on Saturday, June 2, 2018.Read More »
Glass artist donates items for society’s first fundraiser
Twelve years of working in sales took its toll on Jennifer Mamer a couple of years ago, when she received some simple advice from her father. He said, “Just don’tRead More »
Fatal collision on Highway 22X
Strathmore RCMP responded to a three-vehicle collision last week that claimed the life of one man. The accident occurred around 8:30 a.m. on April 25 after a westbound travelling pickRead More »
Young filmmakers shoot series in Strathmore
The loss of a grand prize of $50,000 to turn their pilot into a series at the Telus STORYHIVE contest, didn’t stop three emerging Alberta filmmakers from pursuing funding andRead More »
RSA student performs 1940s style radio play
Natalie Kloster, a fourth-year Rosebud School of the Arts student, is producing and performing her original work, The Runner, a staged radio play about a runaway German soldier during theRead More »
Quebec impresses at Alberta Cup
Matthew Quebec was not distracted by scouts from the Western Hockey League’s 22 clubs peering over every shift at the Alberta Cup last weekend. He just played his game. AsRead More »
Badminton season ends at zones
The already abbreviated badminton season ended sooner than expected for both local high school programs last weekend. The Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks only sent six competitors to the 2A SouthRead More »
Former Bison’s playoff drive ends shy of WHL title series
Zachary Cox’s path to the doorstep of the Western Hockey League championship wasn’t a direct one, but it gave him a taste for success and he now plans on beingRead More »