The Lomond Lakers, who play some of their home games at the Claresholm Arena, had another tough weekend in the Central Alberta Hockey League, with home and road losses to the Cochrane Generals. The Lakers hosted Cochrane at the Claresholm Arena, losing by a score of 8-2. The Generals led 2-1 after 20 minutes with Cochrane’s lone goal coming from … Read more…
It will be a chance to see a variety of goods and services all under one roof. The Claresholm and District Chamber of Commerce is hosting their annual Trade Expo and Consumer Fair at the Claresholm Community Centre this Friday, Jan. 31, from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 1, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tony Walker is … Read more…
The New West Theatre Society of Lethbridge performed, “The Legend of the Lost Tooth” by Nicola Elson, at West Meadow Elementary School on Monday, Jan. 13, in front of an enthusiastic crowd of students and staff. Photo by Rob Vogt
Claresholm town council has awarded the contract for the multi-use community buildings project to Tricon Developments Inc. in the amount of $3,038,333 plus GST. The project will see a playschool and day care constructed north of West Meadow Elementary School on the western boundary of Claresholm, and a multi-use building, that will include town administration and family and community support … Read more…
The Claresholm Peewee Thunder remain atop the Blue Division in Tier-4 of the Central Alberta Hockey League after splitting two weekend league games. The Thunder hosted Pincher Creek on Sunday, Jan. 19 at the Claresholm Arena, winning by a score of 7-5. The teams were tied 5-5 after two periods when Kaden Pothegadoo got what proved to be the game … Read more…
Editor; I’m reaching out to the businesses and citizens of Claresholm and surrounding area. This government has brought down a budget that will do nothing to help the economy of this province and especially this area. How many ranchers and farmers in this area have spouses or family work in education and health care? How many have children in the … Read more…
Changes in provincial funding to health care will not only affect doctors, but the community as a whole. That was one of the messages local physicians Dr. Jeff Jones and Dr. Roisin Dempsey brought when they appeared as a delegation at the Jan. 13 meeting of town council. Jones explained the health minister in early December decided he wanted to … Read more…