By Lawrence Gleason, Local Press Writer The Claresholm Community Singers had all 38 choir members performing at the Christ the King Roman Catholic Church Church Thursday and Sunday, April 26 and 29, in their last performance of the full choir until perhaps Christmas. About 300 people came out to the church performance. “The sound was magnificent,” said choir director John … Read more…
Students at West Meadow Elementary School, including this group of Grade 1 students, hit the streets on April 26 to pick up garbage around the community. They also heard a story read by Mother Earth herself, at an assembly, about the importance of helping the planet.
By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer The Claresholm Arts Society recent fibre arts show drew the biggest crowd in its three-year history. The show took over the Claresholm Community Centre on Saturday, May 5, drawing more than 175 people from Claresholm, Stavely, Granum, Turner Valley, Cardston, Pincher Creek, Lethbridge, and Calgary. One of the tables was occupied by the Alberta … Read more…
By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer Local RCMP have laid several charges against a Lethbridge man in connection to a late night robbery of the Mac’s Store in Claresholm. On May 1 at 1:10 a.m., Claresholm RCMP were dispatched to a robbery at the Mac’s Convenience Store in Claresholm. The attendant was approached by a masked male who demanded the keys to … Read more…
By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer A local figure skater continues to make strides in his sport, taking gold and bronze medals at a recent competition in Calgary. Ethan Scott, 14, who is in Grade 8 at Willow Creek Composite High School, turned in his best scores of the season on March 18, winning the free skate and taking third … Read more…
Dexter Martin and his grandmother Marianna Orge were hard at work during Claresholm’s town-wide clean-up, Saturday, April 28.
By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer Claresholm town council has decided to proceed with converting the former Claresholm Elementary School building to a town hall and multi-use community building. At its April 23 meeting, council agreed to approve the out of budget capital project of $3.5 million to proceed with the development of the multi-use community building with funding to … Read more…