Edition: November 23 2018 Strathmore Times

A Namaka family is mourning the death of their beloved Boxer, Eire, who was euthanized following a gunshot wound to the head – an incident that’s left the family with… Read More »

Two Strathmore youths were recently chosen among the youngest choralists with the Alberta Youth Choir to sing with advanced artists, conquer challenging repertoire and perform on a greater stage across… Read More »

The Stoodley family name originates in Somerset, England in the 1800s. Ernest Stoodley was born in 1882, and as a young man apprenticed with his uncle as a printer. As… Read More »

Reports of an alleged theft involving Strathmore’s Royal Canadian Legion Poppy Fund donation boxes have been disputed, after verification with various legions and Poppy Fund coordinators deemed the complaint unfounded.… Read More »

The Strathmore Fire Department and Wheatland County’s Wheatland West station banded together in tackling a structure fire at the Cattleland Feedyards on Saturday. The departments were dispatched at 8:12 a.m.… Read More »

A Christmas Carol is a classic and beloved Christmas tale, and the Strathmore High School (SHS) Drama 20-30 class will be performing it just in time for the holidays –… Read More »

Keeping rural agriculture-related businesses booming takes a lot of planning and work. Hussar Seed Cleaning Co-op Ltd. first opened in 1976, and with increased business demands, the plant is looking… Read More »

Rosebud School of the Arts (RSA) presents the play The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Nov. 30 to Dec. 22. Second-year RSA students have joined with the Rosebud Younger Company to… Read More »

The Strathmore High School (SHS) senior Spartans volleyball team had a strong season but lost in the gold medal match at zones against the number one ranked Cochrane High School… Read More »

The AA peewee Wheatland Braves struggled to find the back of the net against the Okotoks Oilers Black, ultimately losing 6-2 on Nov. 18 at the Strathmore Family Centre. The… Read More »

The Wheatland Kings picked up two wins out of three games played on the road last week, starting with a 6-2 bounce-back victory against the Three Hills Thrashers on Nov.… Read More »