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Have you ever wondered what kids in the past used for toys? Yarn dolls were simple, low-cost alternative to buying toys for early settlers in North America, because they could be made using left-over wool. They are still easy to made today - with a few supplies, step back in time and create your very own yarn doll! Supplies rectangle piece of cardboard - we used 18 cm by 12 cm! yarn scissors Instructions Step 1: Wrap yarn around the long side of a 18cm by 12cm piece of card

County Police Officer (ARCH 008605 ) 40 years ago (July 11, 1984) “Archaeological find in Strathcona County” 40 years ago the Strathcona...

It’s truly been a season of growth—both literally and figuratively—here at Strathma! Back in the summer of 2021, we planted the seeds of...

1979-80 Computer ( SC.2020.024.001.a-b ) 40 years ago (June 27, 1984) “Computer Camp will teach family the basics” 40 years ago, family...

Eastgate Mall sold, and longest serving fire fighter in Strathcona County retires.

Flood alert passes, and Dene artist Alex Janvier gets acknowledged for mural after 18 years.

Medieval Days festival in full swing, and residents advocating for birds' nests to be protected during road construction.

South Cooking Lake Airport $1-2M update, and Salisbury Composite high school's interactive long-distance classrooms.

Dogcatchers' illegal practices, and a recreation of a cozy 1950s kitchen in Festival Place.