Sundre News

The slight drop in attendance at the third annual Explore Sundre Adventure & Home Expo did not dampen the main organizer’s enthusiasm moving forward.

Clear blue skies offered near-perfect flying conditions for dozens of pilots who touched down at the Sundre Airport for the annual Mother’s Day fly-in breakfast.

The stage is set for a new subdivision development in Sundre’s northwest boundary.

In response to Main Avenue roundabout signs being run down or otherwise physically removed, Sundre’s operations manager was recently asked what plans are in place to prevent further incidents. Coun.

Pedestrian crossing lights are to be installed at the intersection of Main Avenue and Fourth Street.

Public Works Week proclamation The Alberta chapter of the American Public Works Association sent a letter to the municipality as part of a campaign seeking support to recognize and promote National Public Works Week, which takes place May 20-26.

Motorists who have been bypassing the roundabouts through the vacant commercial lot on the north side of Main Avenue across the road from the grocery store will find the way has been barricaded.

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.