Edition: November 1 2019 Strathmore Times

Dr. Joni McNeely, Wheatland and Area Hospice Society (WAHS) board president, gave an update on the group’s efforts to a crowd of over 60 people at the Dying 2 Learn… Read More »

There were some surprises in the government’s first provincial budget tabled on Oct. 25, but local officials say they were prepared. Municipalities receive funds from the province to assist with… Read More »

When Foothills Brass played in Strathmore during the first season of Arts on 817, they wowed the audience with their incredible talent and versatility. Now they’re coming back in Season… Read More »

I’m not sure if you’re like me, but I’m not a big Halloween fan. I honestly don’t know how the once simple night of trick or treating has morphed into… Read More »

Hello Strathmore! I hope you have all had an amazing week leading up to Halloween. Did you know that Halloween incorporates elements from an ancient Celtic festival called Samhain? Druids… Read More »

Wheatland County has launched a new brand to promote its community and development services’ department activities, market investment and visitation to the Wheatland County region. The brand name, WC, with… Read More »

A local artist’s largest piece of fine art she has ever created is on its way to its new home 3,000 kilometres away in Texas, where it will be proudly… Read More »

For the third year in a row, Crowther Memorial Junior High School (CMJHS) exceeded expectations in their annual fundraising campaign. This year, CMJHS partnered with Go Thrive Fundraising to sell… Read More »

Having helped over 60 per cent of clients secure jobs in the first 18 months since opening, Rocky View and Wheatland Employment Services (RWES) with Prospect Human Services accounts the… Read More »

The Alberta government has promised it will act to protect farmers from aggressive, illegal protests. The announcement comes on the heels of trespassing and protests held at the Jumbo Valley… Read More »

A lot of Strathmore students will be skipping school on Wednesday, Nov. 6, but for a good reason. It’s Take our Kids to Work Day, so Grade 9 students will… Read More »