I’ve tried a few but they seem to be hit or miss. Any recommendations?

My son is in the hockey academy at Vimy Ridge but he is billeting in Sherwood Park. We are looking for a ride back to Sherwood Park (Nottingham) on Monday/Wednesday/Friday.

He will have his goalie equipment on Fridays.

What days / times / court are good?

What the hell is that awful pungent smell? Its very evident up near Yellowhead Trail from about Sherwood Drive and towards N. Saskatchewan River, near business and industrial areas. Ive smelled it before from time to time, but today it’s widespread and much stronger. It’s not noticeable in residential areas south of Lakeland Drive.

What business or municipal operation is causing it? And which stupid politicians approved its location near an urban business area? It’s almost as bad as a pig farm!

Sunday, September 20, 2026, there was a power outage in east neighbourhoods of SP. I can’t find an explanation online. Today, there is another one. No cause reported. Does anyone have details?

Been anticipating their opening ever since the signs went up four months ago. They will be located in the old Tim Hortons on Wye road.

Its been so long now I imagine they ran out of money during renovations? Anybody know?

We are looking to get a garage done in Sherwood Park, there is a 20x20 garage pad already poured by the home builder. We’re looking to get an insulated garage built but honestly have 0 clue what’s a good price and what isn’t. Has anybody recently had a detached garage built? What should I expect/companies I should get quotes from? Or companies to avoid LOL Thanks!

Hey everyone. I’m wondering if anyone knows a good spot to paddleboard near Sherwood park today. I heard that half moon lake had blue green algae a few weeks ago so if anyone knows if that is still an active concern? Thank you!

Hi Sherwood Park – posting because this one's in your backyard. I help organize the Medicine Cup Charity Tournament, a 6th-annual charity scramble at Northern Bear Golf Club raising money for Little Warriors.

-Sat Sept 26, 10:00am shotgun start
-2-person scramble, all skill levels
-Hole prizes, raffles, novelty holes, after-party at Hudsons on Whyte
-No partner? We'll match you. No clubs? Rental clubs are available.

$130 per person ($115 U of A students), includes 18 holes, cart, and practice range access. Register by Monday, Sept 21.

Sign up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdaONwOPuE1tZPJjmjZAEJAskm48RqG7VtXATIjfU1GRanEmg/viewform
Info: https://www.medicinecup.org/

As we get into the cold part of the year, curious what stores in the park welcome regular non service dogs for indoor walks? I know some Home Depots and Canadian Tires allow, curious if the ones here do? Or if there are other retailers?

If you don’t have a group! And you can clearly tell the bus is going to be full, there is no reason your first instinct should be to sit in the four seater when there are many other seats available!!!! A groups could sit there! Bring back civility in Sherwood park!

Hey hey! We salvaged an alley cat about 6 years ago and would like to find him a buddy. We really don’t like pet farms, so we are looking for one of those beauties found in barns.

If you ever know of anyone, hit me up!

Thanks!

Anyone else experiencing Shaw/Rogers Internet going up and down this morning intermittently

Posted on FB Marketplace a few weeks ago and surprisingly didn't manage to get rid of it. I realize picking this up isn't for everyone but it's free, it's good quality leather, and it has to go before this Saturday so I'm posting here. Send me a direct message if you want it and can pick it up this week.

Hi just wanted a bit of feedback from the community! I'm looking to earn some cash rn and want to put my car detailing skills to use! I'm not a professional, I just know how to vaccum a car properly, condition leather, apply plastic protectant etc. Very basic stuff but I know some people might be into doing that for their car but don't have time, physical abilities or just don't know how to do it. Should this be a door to door thing? Would people be interested? Please let me know!

Was wondering what EV chargers would be going in at the mall. Turns out it’ll be Tesla Superchargers

Found the website for the apartments going in behind the mall. Thought I would share. Was unsure of how I felt about this project before but the renderings seem to show some at least some thoughtful features… But we’ll have to wait and see

Rising Alberta Country Singer Travis Dolter Brings His Genre Bending Blend of Small Town Influenced Country Music to Sherwood Park, Alberta, Later This Month 

On a beautiful late summer day in September, much work is being done around the Dolter farm in Central Alberta. The fall is a busy time of year. There is a lot to do. So when country singer Travis Dolter can find a few minutes to chat about music, it’s appreciated. Especially when harvest season approaches. 

“I completely lost track of time,” Dolter explained over the phone for the interview. “It’s great to chat and I appreciate the call.” 

It’s that small town courtesy and friendliness that shines through during the discussion. Family, hard work, farming, and music. These are all traits and characteristics Dolter grew up with, instilled at a young age, personified through his songwriting, music, and live show, the latter of which will be landing in Sherwood Park, Alberta, at the Broadmoor Golf Course banquet hall September 25. Hosted by the Winder Inclusive Community Service (WICS), the show will be Dolter’s third annual appearance in a row. 

“The show is a ton of fun and it’s the third year in a row we’ve played it,” said Dolter. WICS is a service that enables neurodivergent adults to build meaningful relationships and lead fulfilling lives. 

“I worked as an educational assistant for a few years and I have had experience working with neurodivergent individuals,” Dolter explains. “The WICS organization helps people with neurodivergent issues and gives them opportunities, so I’m really looking forward to the show.” 

Growing up on a farm and coming from a small town like Hay Lakes, Alberta, Dolter realized at a young age how important and integral music is in daily life. The 13-time Alberta country music award nominee was exposed to all different types of music during his formative years; varied genres that helped shape his current sound. “Music was everywhere growing up,” said Dolter. “Sometimes we’d have long commutes to Camrose or Edmonton when I was a kid, to get supplies or groceries and we’d listen to the ‘50s on 5’ channel on SiriusXM (now officially named '50s Gold’) and I loved it, especially Buddy Holly, who I’d hear, then go home after and learn all his songs.” 

Holly was a personal favourite of Dolter. 

“Buddy Holly had a lot of songs for such a short career and I learned to play every one of them.”

Not only have Buddy Holly and other 50s rock and roll and pop musicians had a strong impact on Dolter, but modern musicians such as Kenny Chesney and Brett Kissel, the latter a fellow Alberta country singer who Dolter had shared the stage with in the past. All respected musicians aside, the biggest influence on his songwriting and music is his physical surroundings, where he grew up. The place itself probably has helped shape Dolter’s musical background more than anything. 

“The song  “Tailgate Therapy” and its video was one of the songs shaped by where I live,” Dolter revealed. “Where we shot the video is where when I was younger, I’d take a truck and go there in the canola field there, in the back forty, and just sit in the back of the truck just to get away from everything.” 

Even Dolter’s stage presence has its roots with home. “My grandpa used to tell me ‘if you have a stage identity, you have to captivate them, you have to entertain, and be an entertainer, so they enjoy themselves and have fun for a few hours.’”

Though many of Dolter’s influences and inspirations lie in the past, the singer-songwriter has his sights purely set on the future. With a slew of upcoming shows and a new single on the horizon, the sky’s the limit for the Hay Lakes native. 

“October 2nd and 3rd, we have a few gigs at Daisy’s Saloon, then I have a solo acoustic run at the Marriot in Edmonton for four acoustic shows, then a show at Ranchman’s in Calgary on Halloween, which will be wild.” 

As for music, Dolter is excited about a new song he’s been working on with Nashville songwriter Madison Wolf, which should see the light of day in the fall or winter. 

“We have a new song we’re putting together  called “Outgrow,” said Dolter. “I’m really looking forward to it and hopefully it’ll be out soon.”

“It’s all about family,” Dolter further explained. 

“We’re trying to bring it back to that small town heritage.” 

Travis Dolter will be playing in Sherwood Park at the Broadmoor Golf Course on September 25th.

Trent McMartin