Sundre News

Dan Corbett, left, and Matt Dale rehearse last Thursday evening at the Sundre Arts Centre their roles in a scene of the upcoming irreverent musical farce called Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, a play about two con men, a beautiful woman and the elite of the French Riviera. The musical comedy, which features mature content and is based on a movie by the same name, is a local production put together by Brian Bailey and Jamie Syer, and performances are lined up every evening from Aug. 10-12.

With all of the packaging materials such as plastics and Styrofoam permeating modern life, knowing how to properly recycle is not always cut and dried.

The raging wildfires in B.C., which have forced tens of thousands of people from their homes as the government declared a state of emergency, are bringing back some daunting memories for the Sundre Fire Department's top firefighter.

Thieves stole medical equipment valued at about $40,000 from the Greenwood Family Physicians clinic early on Saturday morning. Emotionally speaking, the experience left Dr.

While motorists are well aware of the urgency of pulling over for flashing blue and red emergency lights, some might not be as familiar with flashing green lights.

As if there were not already a multitude of advantages to becoming a patron of the Sundre Municipal Library, a new service provides yet further incentive to get a membership card.

A haze of smoke from the raging B.C. wildfires hangs over the horizon in this photo captured last week by Joan Milne McLean along the Coal Camp Road west of Sundre. The Round Up continues to welcome submissions for Scenes of Sundre. Please send original photos with a clear, sharp subject to [email protected].

About 20 children took part in the Sundre Municipal Library's Summer Reading Club's nature scavenger hunt at Snake Hill on Thursday, July 20. Here, Blake Johnston, 8, triumphantly holds up a huge dandelion seed flower. The event was made possible through additional support from the Greenwood Neighbourhood Place Society as well as instructor Julia Helland.

Due to significant leakage identified by the Town of Sundre's operations department, council recently carried a motion to this year repair a water main that had been approved for the 2018 capital budget.