By David Gale When visitors step into the Claresholm and District Museum, they’re greeted by warm, focused lighting that reveals treasures from the community’s past, a stark contrast from the harsh fluorescents that once washed over the exhibits. The lighting seems subtle, almost effortless. That’s exactly the point, says the person behind the change: Executive Director Jordyn Wallace, who is … Read more…
By Rob VogtAlthough a resident with traffic and noise concerns was unable to attend Claresholm town council as a delegation last week, as initially intended, council will respond to his concerns.At its Nov. 3 meeting, Marcelle Trinkaus was on the agenda as a delegation but was unable to attend.However, Chief Administrative Officer Abe Tinney still brought Trinkaus’ concerns to council, … Read more…
By David GaleA brand new chapter in junior hockey has begun in southern Alberta as the Southern Alberta Mustangs, who play their home games at the Stavely Arena, embark on their inaugural season in the United States Premier Hockey League (USPHL). The Mustangs, owned by Lisa May, are part of a brand new Alberta Division created this year, joining fellow … Read more…
By Rob VogtAt 1:55 p.m. today, cell phoners will go off, messages will flash across television screens and more as Alberta will take part in a scheduled test of the National Public Alerting System.An Alberta Emergency Alert test will be issued at 1:55 p.m. across multiple channels including television, radio, wireless devices, websites, social media, the Alberta Emergency Alert mobile … Read more…
By Rob VogtClaresholm town council has taken the first step in closing an unused portion of an alley on the east side of town to make room for the relocation of some storage units.At its Nov. 3 meeting, council passed first reading of a road closure bylaw, after hearing a report from administration.That report explained the town has been working … Read more…
The recently elected mayor and council for the Town of Claresholm was sworn in at a ceremony in council champers on Monday, Nov. 3. From left are Couns. Craig Zimmer; Seth Wagner; and Kandice Meister; Mayor Brad Schlossberger; and Couns. Rod Kettles; David Knox; and Kieth Carlson. For related story please see page two Photo by Rob Vogt
By David GaleThere’s a certain buzz around town and it’s not just the holiday season approaching. The Claresholm Arts Society is preparing to raise the curtain on “Annie”, the beloved classic about hope, family, and finding your place in the world.This production marks the organization’s 14th show and its 11th musical, another milestone in a decade-long effort to bring performing … Read more…