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Feeling the rhythm

Feeling the rhythm

Sundre and surrounding area youth recently had an opportunity to learn and practise how to drum up a beat during the Jamani Hands-On Summer Drumming Camp, which was hosted at the community centre earlier this month.
Big crowds for Beef and Barley Days

Big crowds for Beef and Barley Days

CARSTAIRS - Despite some dark clouds and a little bit of rain, the Carstairs Beef and Barley Days was as popular as ever. It did not, in fact, rain on their parade.
IMS kids take Sherlock Holmes to the stage

IMS kids take Sherlock Holmes to the stage

INNISFAIL - History's most famous detective team got more than they bargained for when they jumped into a time machine to hide from an angry landlord.
Library running youth photo contest

Library running youth photo contest

Teens are invited to participate in the Olds Municipal Library's Summer Youth Photo Challenge. The photo challenge is open to teens from grades 7-12. Teens who are leaving Grade 12 are also welcome to participate. Submissions can be made until Aug.
PHOTO: Peace dominant theme of former Olds worker's art

PHOTO: Peace dominant theme of former Olds worker's art

PHOTO: Lots of variety in satellite art

PHOTO: Lots of variety in satellite art

Variety of artwork displayed

Variety of artwork displayed

The Sundre Outdoor Art Show and Sale organized by and hosted at Otter Pottery, located on the south side of Highway 27 just west of the town office, featured local artists who on June 29-30 displayed work including jewelry, wood carvings, paintings,
PHOTO: A map for a locally-created board game

PHOTO: A map for a locally-created board game

Local resident creates his own board game

Local resident creates his own board game

Local resident Wesley Woodbury has wrapped up a Kickstarter campaign to secure funding for his board game Legends of Novus (LON). He did so in roughly half the time of other Kickstarter campaigns.
Promoting peace by painting satellite dishes

Promoting peace by painting satellite dishes

INNISFAIL – It all began with a desire to share peace with the world. Paul Hoffman, 64, a retired Olds oil and gas worker who now lives in Innisfail, is an artist and self-professed hippie who paints satellite dishes for a hobby.
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