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April 20, 2018 Strathmore Times

State of local emergency declared for Siksika Nation | Local taxi service shuts down illegal operations | Safety Smarts celebrates 20th anniversary | Town discusses preparations for cannabis sales | Multi-jurisdictional incident leads to arrest | Watershed health boost from Bow River Basin Council | Debating agriculture strategies and farmer rights | County committee to tap ALUS funding | Over the Moon to perform in Strathmore area | Ken Bourassa: The paint doctor is in | Skating Club dazzles in year-end show |

April 13, 2018 Strathmore Times

Strathmore Overnight Shelter opens its doors | Art society to host its first fundraiser | Artist shares his life through watercolour | Carseland fire hall contract awarded | No rural service in community care paramedic program | Fundraising for programs | Improper disposal of oils and grease costs taxpayers thousands | Wheatland County budgets holds steady | Strathmore pays tribute to Bronco victims | Mercer maximizes trip to States | Snow dampens sports startup |

April 6, 2018 Strathmore Times

Rockyford secures government funding for handicap-friendly facility | Electricity prices set to spike in Alberta this month | Rosebud students take Shakespeare to Comic Con | Hope Bridges welcomes spring with programming | Long winter affects flower businesses | Seed cleaning plant going strong | STARS provides service to agriculture sector | Remembering our roots ~ Marie Louise Praeker | Destination: The Canadian Buttertart Factory | Local roller laces up for new season | Figure skaters prepare to perform in annual show |

March 30, 2018 Strathmore Times

Chamber spices up AGM | Langdon school not priority in 2018 provincial budget | Province dedicates $20 million to paramedic service improvement | Remembering our roots ~ Mary and Gerry Risseeuw | Council defeats motion to limit conference attendance | Strathmore builder takes H.O.M.E award | Go Big or Go Bigger in Rosebud | Rural medical coverage delayed for urban response amid shortages | Rural Crime fighting gets boost from Alberta budget | Council favours greater transparency of expenses | Driving Miss Daisy opens Rosebud Theatre’s 35th anniversary season |

March 23, 2018 Strathmore Times

Wheatland Crisis Shelter accepts provincial award | Taxis continue operating illegally | HCC says #enough and shows support for U.S. students | Origin Malting cleans up at Alberta Beer Awards | “The Fire Side” – Ice awareness | Business owner concerned about downtown parking time limit extension | Nominations open for 2018 Agriculture Hall of Fame | Bees are all the buzz: Cold weather affects beekeeping operations | The science of crop rotation | Young entrepreneur launches business to keep culture alive | Preparing crops against insect pests this summer |

March 16, 2018 Strathmore Times

Strathmore pastor receives prestigious honour | Animal Control Bylaw back in council chambers | A better way to deal with terminal illness | New committee formed to promote tourism | Monitoring air quality | Warm weather brings out gophers | Water fill station gets go-ahead | Local speakers show skills, gain confidence | Council approves amended Winter Road Maintenance Policy | Rosebud woman shares hope and love in Rwanda | Award-winning artist Jacob Moon returns to Strathmore |

March 9, 2018 Strathmore Times

Library showcases up-and-coming artist | McBride Career Group closes doors in Strathmore | Ag society takes home win with final series’ poster | Town increases natural gas and electricity franchise fee | Cemetery to receive overhaul | Finding accessibility | Rosebud Church celebrates Black History Month | Retail guidelines released for cannabis stores | REVS event brings first sign of spring | Bighorns Club brings in celebrity hunter Cody Robbins | WCWA fundraiser success |

March 2, 2018 Strathmore Times

Busy week for Strathmore Overnight Shelter | Standard Co-op dissolves | Warriors hang tight with division leaders | Classical duo Latitude 49 takes stage at Arts on 817 | Municipal intel gathered by AAMDC | Family experiments with different art | Rod Beattie returns to Rosebud in Wingfield’s Inferno | Rosebud presents Haydn’s The Seven Last Words of Christ | Spartans wrap up tournament season | Sunset Haven addresses bedbugs | Rockyford Curling Club needs repairs |

February 23, 2018 Strathmore Times

Town seeks input from residents and businesses | Town addresses records management policy | Video Gallery closes doors for good | Wheatland Crisis Shelter, SOS partner to help community | Calgary roller rink closing leaves family and club with few options | Wheatland County trains volunteers to serve in reception centres | Jumphouse Gymnastics cheer team qualifies for internationals | New high school rodeo set to debut | Kings swept by Flyers | New AMHL teams eliminated from playoff contention | Spartans claim bronze medal at home |

February 16, 2018 Strathmore Times

Business wants retail voices heard in core’s future development | Strathmore youth change the conversation about their generation | A dedicated action plan | Rosebud’s wastewater treatment plant to celebrate pilot launch | Badlands Motorsports race track objections continue | Sunset Haven battles bed bugs | Multiple charges laid in cell phone retail theft | Transparent about Poppy Fund | Local girls aim for gold at Games | Warriors knock off top seed from the North | Former Bison picks up weekly AJHL award |

February 9, 2018 Strathmore Times

Waste Management Canada acquires local waste disposal and recycling business | Local officials working together | Handi-bus going strong | Fildebrandt speaks out over UCP rejection | Texting can wait | Open mic night switching focus to local youth | Cheadle author’s first reading | Green light for youth trip to Peru | Gleichen ready for puck drop | Ice pickup great results at annual tourney | Chiefs get one back on Oilers |