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Genre-crossing work engrossing for King fans
Posted on October 1, 2015By Trevor Busch Vauxhall Advance tbusch@tabertimes.com The post-apocalyptic and horror genres of fiction have inevitably overlapped since both enjoyed a huge flowering of popularity after… Read More »
Taber corn a threat to U.S. security
Posted on September 24, 2015By Greg Price Vauxhall Advance gprice@tabertimes.com Another family vacation is in the books and once again there was plenty of interesting observations to be had… Read More »
That time I took a job at the Herald and said ‘goodbye’ in a column…
Posted on September 18, 2015By J.W. Schnarr Vauxhall Advance jwschnarr@tabertimes.com Well, this is it, Taber! I'm going to take a break from my usual rambling about science, geek culture,… Read More »
Religious epics and low-budget sci-fi: The 1950s
Posted on September 10, 2015By Trevor Busch Vauxhall Advance tbusch@tabertimes.com The 1950s were an era of boundless optimism in North America, where a generation tempered and sobered by the… Read More »
Drought cattle sale a mounting concern
Posted on September 10, 2015By Delon Shurtz Southern Alberta Newspapers - Lethbridge With more than 2,000 yearlings on sale recently at Balog Auction east of Lethbridge, one might think… Read More »
The subtleties of judging corn
Posted on September 3, 2015By Greg Price Vauxhall Advance gprice@tabertimes.com It has now been a little more than a handful times I have been asked to judge corn at… Read More »
A look at Taber: Post nuclear fall out
Posted on August 27, 2015By J.W. Schnarr Vauxhall Advance jwschnarr@tabertimes.com Ever watched old film footage of a nuclear detonation and wondered what it might be like to see it… Read More »