Edition: October 27 2017 Strathmore Times

Gleichen and Carseland fell victim to a perfect storm last week, when October’s unprecedented high temperatures, low humidity and exceptionally strong winds took down trees and power lines, and fueled… Read More »

As the race for the United Conservative Party leadership entered the home stretch, one of three candidate hopefuls eager to seize the role as the leader of the new party… Read More »

RCMP Major Crimes South and the Forensic Identification Section are engaged in a full investigation after human remains were found south of Strathmore, along the Bow River. The Strathmore RCMP… Read More »

Since their doors first opened, local brewery Origin Malting & Brewing Co. had toyed with the idea of raising funds for veterans, and with Remembrance Day quickly approaching, the company… Read More »

The Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission’s (EBC) final report proves a double-edged sword for the local constituency, where a proposal for new boundaries seem favourable to Strathmore but leaves Wheatland County… Read More »

From transformers to ghouls to princesses, several hundred children filled Strathmore’s Civic Centre last week for the popular Jelly Bean Dance, stressing the demand for the event and raising funds… Read More »

Unwilling to bid his beloved Sing your High Note program adieu, Geordie Praeker made a special request for his 25th birthday in an attempt to ease the Hope Bridges Society’s… Read More »

Attendance more than doubled for a colossal turnout at the Strathmore & District Chamber of Commerce Small Business Week awards last week, as an unprecedented amount of nominations trickled in… Read More »

Strathmore United Church is hosting a three-act concert series called Arts on 817. The church will be presenting three separate musical acts over several months and has been planning this… Read More »

After Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ offensive lineman and local veterinarian Steven Rodehutskors passed away from cancer 10 years ago, the family donated money to the Strathmore High School that turned into… Read More »

When local resident Denise Geremia couldn’t justify spending upwards of $100 to put her three-year-old daughter into sports, she spearheaded the Munchkins Soccer program – an initiative that attracted 65… Read More »