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Sundre High School students Max and Ethan Sheridan looking dapper as they perform on Wednesday, June 6 a trumpet duet entitled Proper Job during the school's annual showcase.

Summer Oldstice, the annual effort by the Uptowne Olds Committee to attract people to their area, takes place this Saturday, June 16. Events begin at 8 a.m. Stores are slated to close at around 7 p.m., but may be open as late as 8 p.m.

Born and raised in the Sundre area on a livestock farm with pigs and cattle, Brian Dziadek is breaking the mould of the average hip hop artist.

INNISFAIL – Singing, dancing and acting bring the stage to life in musical theatre.

BY TAMMY NISCHUK Get your summer read on with Olds Municipal Library and the TD Summer Reading Club. This year we have free programs and prizes for kids of all ages.

INNISFAIL – The community continues to show its support to bring a third Syrian refugee family to town. A fundraising concert was held at Innisfail United Church on May 24.

INNISFAIL - It was a royal wedding for the ages.

MADAGASCAR - What did I know about Madagascar? Not much. Yes, I had seen those hilarious movies with unique animals romping across the screen. Like lemurs with round popped-out eyes and ears much too large for their small faces.

Forty-eight grade 5 and 6 École Deer Meadow School drama club students will be performing Beauty and the Beast as adapted by Kathryn Schultz Miller. The drama students have been preparing for their production since their auditions in September.

Members of the Peak Theatre Players rehearse on May 15 at the Sundre Arts Centre for the group's upcoming production of Aspirin and Elephants, a romantic comedy about family, love, marriage and change.