Sundre News

Jason Nixon spoke at the Sundre Golf Club last week, but the visit was not part of his re-election campaign trail. “I am actually not going to talk about politics,” said Nixon on Wednesday, April 3.

Following a few slower years, the Sundre Fish and Game Association’s annual awards and banquet nearly sold out. “We only had about 13 tickets left,” said banquet director Darryl Murphy. “Last year, it was a long ways from sold out.

Cutting toxic relationships out of one’s life, focusing on self-care and healthy lifestyle changes, as well as seeking support from other cancer survivors are crucial for a successful recovery.

Several local 4-H club members recently earned the opportunity to demonstrate their gift of gab.

The Town of Sundre and the Sundre District Museum recently made official a new partnership.

River Valley School was well represented at the 2019 Central Alberta Rotary Science Fair. Six students from grades 5 to 7 participated in project judging and science activities at Red Deer College on March 29-30.

A Sundre man voluntarily turned himself in last week after being charged in connection with a fatal crash that claimed the life of an Olds resident, said police.

The following information was compiled by the Alberta Association of Optometrists. As Albertans shake off the layers left behind from the brutal cold of this past winter, a new study reveals many are battling the symptoms of dry eye.

The Sundre business owner behind the deficient roundabout petition opposing the Main Avenue redesign intends to wait until after the provincial election before pursuing the issue further.

While Sundre residents are encouraged to voluntarily take measures to conserve water, there will be no mandatory restrictions imposed. Yet.