Edition: September 29 2017 Strathmore Times

Following the comments of an indignant resident who felt the enforcement of bylaw 14-11 victimized RV owners on his street, Strathmore’s town council requested the regulation be brought back for… Read More »

Frank Nickel, Rosebud Centre of the Arts’ executive director, encountered joys, challenges and a steep learning curve when he stepped into the role on May 1. “The best thing that… Read More »

Strathmore town council approved the purchase of four solar powered radar signs to be used by local law enforcement to help educate and raise awareness of speeding citizens in school… Read More »

Much debate and weeks of discussions were put to bed last week, when Strathmore town council landed on a decision regarding automatic curbside solid waste and recycling carts. Despite a… Read More »

Following a poor track record of communicating and addressing health and safety concerns with the residents of Nightingale, Bio-Can/Green for Life (GFL) hired a communications and public engagement firm to… Read More »

Forging ahead with an anticipated win-win solution, Strathmore’s elected officials pledged their support – financial and emotional – to the Marigold Library system by instructing administration to complete a draft… Read More »

The Calgary Metropolitan Region Board (CMRB) is moving forward, and part of Wheatland County is included in their plans. The board released the “Calgary Metropolitan Region Board Regulation” to municipalities… Read More »

While 81-year-old Doris Audet certainly enjoyed the entertainment at this year’s Senior Power, she also used the outlet to gather information on some pressing issues she and her husband are… Read More »

The Animal is about to be unleashed into the cage again. Local mixed martial arts fighter Justin “the Animal” Schmit has agreed to fight Sheldon Doll during the Rumble In… Read More »