Sundre News

Sandhill cranes, also affectionately referred to by nearby residents as Bergen flamingos, recently strutted their stuff and stretched their wings south of town. The Round Up continues to welcome photo submissions for Scenes of Sundre.

Sundre council meeting minutes dating back to when the municipality was first incorporated as a village in 1950 and later as a town in 1956 have been fully digitized and stored on the town’s network.

Revisit recreation board options Coun.

A Sundre High School student who is graduating this year is mostly excited, albeit a little nervous, about the opportunity to spend one year in Mexico as part of a Rotary Club exchange program.

One of Sundre’s most prominent medical professionals has been elected chair of the Rural Health Professions Action Plan. Dr. Rob Warren, who with his wife Dr.

Provided all goes according to plan, Sundre could be poised this year to place a community gazebo and bandstand at Greenwood Campground.

The case of a Sundre male charged with several criminal offences earlier in February has been scheduled for trial. Tyson Dichrow, 24, is scheduled to appear in Didsbury provincial court Feb. 19-21, 2019.

Overcast skies and intermittent rainfall on Saturday were not enough to dampen people's spirited enthusiasm for Sundre's annual parade.

River Valley School Grade 4 students, including Emma Amos, spent the morning of Friday, June 15 honing their green thumbs by helping fill out planters throughout Sundre.

The annual Tim Hortons Camp Day fundraiser was held on June 6.