Edition: November 12 2021 Strathmore Times

No one would have blamed bull rider Edgar Durazo for calling it quits and wrapping up his season early.  After all, he sustained five broken ribs and a bruised lung… Read More »

It was a difficult weekend for the Wheatland Kings when the Top 2 teams in their division rolled into town for a pair of games at the Strathmore Family Centre.… Read More »

After having their shows rescheduled twice due to forced library closures, two young local artists finally have a collection of their work on display at the Strathmore Municipal Library. Abbie… Read More »

The Western Irrigation District (WID) is reporting optimism following their invasive species eradication efforts over the summer and wants to continue to raise public awareness about the issue of invasive… Read More »

A Strathmore high schooler who is prolific in her charitable efforts is at it again, bringing back a program she launched to aid veterans, for a second year.  Emma Moore… Read More »

Strathmore town council has shut down a petition regarding the Parkwood Place cul-de-sac, requesting additional road signage to advise drivers of the cul-de-sac and of children playing in the street.… Read More »

The Strathmore Alliance Church will once again be hosting as a drop-off point for donations and shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child. The program operates in several countries around the world… Read More »

The Wheatland County Food Bank received a $1,500 donation through a partnership between the Strathmore Musical Arts Society (SMAS) and the Town of Strathmore on Nov. 2. In March 2020,… Read More »

Hello Chestermere-Strathmore readers. I want to thank the City of Chestermere and the Chestermere Rec Centre for hosting such a successful event … the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling. Congratulations… Read More »

GIESBRECHT,Albert May 7, 1943 – November 2, 2021 Albert Giesbrecht was born on May 7, 1943 in Lavenham, Manitoba and passed away at home on the morning of Tuesday, November 2,… Read More »