Sundre News

From left, Sundre High School vice-principal Tyler Jesse and principal Scott Saunders, as well as Grade 12 student Codi Wilson and Grade 11 student Samantha Bay, who are involved with the students’ union, served up on Wednesday, May 9 about 340 burge

Doghouse performs at the Sundre Community Centre on Saturday, May 5 during the inaugural Tri-Services Regimental Ball.

After 30 years of service with the RCMP in six different detachments, Sgt. Jim Lank has come to consider Sundre home and has no intention of riding off into the sunset following his impending retirement.

Inspiring students to consider pursuing a path in medicine means introducing them sooner rather than later to a sneak peak at the wide variety of skills involved in being a health-care professional, says a member of the Sundre Healthcare Professional

“Grief is hard, but grief is not your enemy.

A power pole fire that downed a transformer causing a relatively brief blackout in Sundre’s downtown core on the afternoon of Thursday, May 10 created a bit of stir.

In a digital society where demand for software and applications will only continue to grow, coders are quickly becoming the modern economy’s new version of coal miners, said a River Valley School teacher.

Sundre High School Drama Club students were involved on Friday morning in the annual staged collision scenario that drives home an important message about refraining from operating a motor vehicle either impaired or distracted.

Elected officials were recently split down the middle on whether to approve a facility rental fee waiver for Elkridge Archery Club.

Members of Sundre council who sit on the planning committee to develop an Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework (ICF) with Mountain View County were asked to consider and select a meeting date from a couple of proposed options.