Sundre News

Although the Sundre Municipal Library is facing another budget deficit, the manager says he and the board’s trustees are confident the situation can and eventually will be reversed.

The 61st annual 4-H Show and Sale had a great turnout, a volunteer organizer said. “We got a lot of new younger members come in,” said Jim Bowhay, past show and sale chairman.

Operations manager Jim Hall recently presented a report breaking down statistics, data, as well as staff reviews and comments regarding snow removal efforts from the past winter.

The company behind a proposal to build a multi-million-dollar medicinal cannabis production facility in Sundre is a step closer to becoming licensed by the federal government.

The Sundre RCMP detachment invited the Round Up’s editor, Simon Ducatel, to join Const. Dow York as an observer during a ride along on Friday, May 18. The following is a breakdown of that night’s patrol. 7 p.m.

Sundre High School’s 49th May Queen has now drawn to a close. It was another unbelievable year for the students of Sundre High! Students, staff, parents and community members worked together to raise $41,662.

A relatively busy but otherwise uneventful Victoria Day long weekend was marred by a fatality after a dirt bike crashed out west. “For the most part, the weekend went off safely and without major issue,” said the Sundre RCMP detachment’s Cpl.

Although Sundre’s community peace officer did some traffic control during the long weekend kickoff to the busy camping season, he said the roundabouts handled the high volume of vehicles well. “Everything I saw was not a result of the roundabouts.

Although the partial fire ban previously issued by Mountain View County has since been lifted, a fire advisory remained in place throughout the Rocky Forest Area as of last week.

Despite a slight delay from spring’s late start, the Sundre Community Garden is already coming along well in its fourth season.