Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor   TV cameras rolled into Westmount Elementary School on Oct. 29, all due to the efforts of student Faith Markel, under direction of their Assistant Principal Mr.Read More »

Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor   A good intention to open the draft budget discussions to the public was announced on Oct. 30 by Strathmore CAO Dwight Stanford.“We were excited about theRead More »

Justin SewardTimes Reporter   The Red Rose Campaign is back for another year and will be popping up on business reception desks in Strathmore. The campaign runs for the monthRead More »

John GodsmanTimes Contributor   Eugene’s ancestors originated in Germany, but were amongst the farmers who moved to Russia during the reign of Catherine the Great. There was a need forRead More »

Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter   For almost four years Wanda McGinnis has filled a special role in Strathmore, helping those affected by domestic violence. McGinnis is the Domestic Violence Coordinator forRead More »

Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter   It may still be months away, but the 55 Plus Summer Games organizers are pleased to announce that they are bringing Britain’s Finest, a Beatles tributeRead More »

Manny EverettTimes Contributor   McBride Career Group, in partnership with Siksika Employment and Training Services (SETS), held a successful Career & Employment Expo on Oct. 29 at the Siksika ResourcesRead More »

Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor   Wheatland Business Women closed one door and opened another as a final service to the community, by holding a town hall meeting at the Days InnRead More »

Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor   As Canadian war planes fly through the skies in Iraq and 600 Canadian air force personnel work with coalition forces in Operation Impact, Canadians will takeRead More »

Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor   Carseland’s Steven and Grace Smith and their foster children have kept a unique Nov. 11 tradition for a number of years. They decorate their Christmas treeRead More »