Edition: April 27 2018 Strathmore Times

It went down just how he would have liked it. The third annual Kyle Ruppe Memorial Hockey three-on-three tournament went off without a hitch last weekend at the Strathmore Family… Read More »

Strathmore is a hockey town, no doubt about that. Further proof took place this spring when one parent of a future hockey star started up her own league just to… Read More »

Ty Rattie has come a long way from his time running around the Strathmore Family Centre as a member of the UFA Bisons. From playing alongside guys like Kyle Knelsen,… Read More »

The Alberta Junior Hockey League playoffs are supposed to be grueling; a battle of attrition. But two former Strathmore-based players made them look like a piece of cake. Armed with… Read More »

Winning a championship in your final year of eligibility, regardless of the sport or the level, is the hardest thing to do. For local kid James Farmer and former UFA… Read More »

Both high school badminton programs are off to a great start following the county meet last weekend at the Strathmore High School. The larger of the two schools, the Strathmore… Read More »

Driving Miss Daisy opened at Rosebud Theatre April 6, the inaugural show of the theatre’s 35th season. Miss Daisy, played by Judith Buchan, is an aging Jewish widow who doesn’t… Read More »

Rosebud School of the Arts students, under the direction of Deanne Bertsch, will perform an original blacklight dance show called Follow the Sun, May 3-5, in Rosebud. The entire play… Read More »

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