Exposure to in-line
Aryssah Stankevitsch Times Reporter Into its fourth year, the Wheatland In-line Hockey Association began their Exposure Camp on April 13 at the Strathmore Family Centre. Read More »
Matrix flip to sixth
Aryssah Stankevitsch Times Reporter For the Strathmore Matrix Cheer Team’s last competition of the year, the team placed a respectable sixth out of more than 100 teamsRead More »
Six Spartans step up to provincials
Aryssah Stankevitsch Times Reporter Six Strathmore High School (SHS) Spartans will be advancing to badminton provincials from May 2-3 in Lethbridge, because of a successful showing atRead More »
New King on throne
Aryssah Stankevitsch Times Reporter The Strathmore Wheatland Kings have found their new bench boss – former Calgary Royals AA midget coach, Jeremy Blumes, who brings 14Read More »
Meadowlark invites community to learn more
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Meadowlark Seniors Care Homes invited the community into their home on April 4 so people could find out more about the home. DebbieRead More »
EYES empowers young women
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter The Empowering Young women to Explore their Strength and confidence (EYES) program at the Youth Club of Strathmore has takenRead More »
Farmers with permits exempt from spring road bans
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter As of April 1 farmers transporting grain from storage to elevators will be exempt from vehicle weight restrictions on provincialRead More »
Medical Marijuana facilities set for West Hwy #1 Industrial Park
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor There was a strange blend of decision making going on in Wheatland Council on April 8, after the public meeting closed andRead More »
Things I Do Not Understand
Pat Fule Fule for Thought Things I Do Not Understand: 1. Any kind of fruit in a salad. 2. People who don’t use cruise control on a highway, soRead More »
Stunning display by local photographer
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter The Strathmore Municipal Library loves hosting art and photography exhibits, and so when local photographer Joe Bratton approached the staff aboutRead More »
Ag program looking for volunteers
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter The Classroom Agriculture Program (CAP), which teaches Grade 4 students across the province about their food from soil to plate,Read More »