Monumental weekend for Kings
Tyler LoweyTimes Reporter Following last weekend’s narrow 3-2 loss to the Stettler Lightning, Strathmore Wheatland Kings head coach Shadoe Stoodley said it would be nice to win a gameRead More »
Spartans volleyball stuffed at zones
Tyler LoweyTimes Reporter Both boys and girls senior volleyball seasons with the Strathmore High School Spartans ended over the weekend as they both lost in the South Central ZoneRead More »
Badgers celebrate winning season
Tyler LoweyTimes Reporter The Strathmore Community Football Association Badgers came up a little short seeking their first provincial title since 2010, but they took the time Nov. 18 toRead More »
Bisons blaze through northern loop
Tyler Lowey Times Reporter The CFR Chemicals Bisons finished their last long road trip of the regular season with a pair of convincing wins.The Bisons (14-0-2) left early FridayRead More »
Peewee Braves come up short
Tyler LoweyTimes Reporter The Wheatland Braves had no problem putting the puck in the net, but several defensive breakdowns cost them against the Red Deer Motors, as they fellRead More »
Stevens comes up short in Vegas
Tyler LoweyTimes Reporter Destiny Stevens returned from Las Vegas last week without any new shiny belt buckles from the Indian National Finals Rodeo (INFR) that took place Nov. 8-12.ItRead More »
Addictions team helps save the youth
Melissa StrleTimes Reporter Dean Young, chairperson for the Strathmore Wheatland Addictions Team (SWAT) came before Strathmore town council on Nov. 16 to give an overview of SWAT’s accomplishments toRead More »
Youth Club’s outreach program growing
Melissa StrleTimes Reporter The Strathmore Youth Club’s outreach program is seeing successes.According to Shannon Zieman, director for the Youth Club of Strathmore, although the outreach program is fairly new,Read More »
Council approves new town fees
Melissa StrleTimes Reporter Strathmore town council approved several fee increases within various departments at the town.Utility rate fees will increase approximately five to nine per cent, and are designedRead More »
Province improves access to childcare
Melissa Strle Times Reporter In a move to increase access to quality, affordable childcare, the province of Alberta has announced the development of 18 new early learning and childRead More »
Calf Robe commemorated with ceremonial plaque
Tyler LoweyTimes Reporter Siksika Nation recognized educational achievements, family, tradition, and honoured one of their sons during the Siksika Nation Board of Education powwow Nov. 19 at the ArbourRead More »