Sundre News

Sundre-area rodeo athlete Ty Werk doesn't let little things get in the way of competing in the sport he loves – even if that little thing happens to be being shot in the arm with a broken arrow.

A Wildrose government would be prepared to examine ways of dealing with the massive mess sometimes left by campers and others in the West Country during summer weekends, party leader Danielle Smith said during an election campaign stopover in town.

Ray Scott says he considers himself and his wife Suzanne extremely lucky to have escaped unhurt when their east Sundre home was recently destroyed by fire.

Sixteen-year-old Sundre High School Grade 11 student Noah Bradley has been playing music for the past eight years – and, thankfully, he's finally getting over his nervousness about performing in public.

Court hearing this week in Sundre-area killing By Dan Singleton Round Up staff Fifteen months after her husband was shot dead on a Sundre-area property, a 61-year-old woman will likely find out this week whether she will be tried in the killing.

The Sundre fire department is preparing for an anticipated increase in area river and lake users by increasing its response capability.

The Red Deer River bank stabilization project near Riverside RV Park is not likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects, according to a federal authority.

All three declared candidates in the Rocky Mountain House-Rimbey-Sundre riding in the 2012 provincial election say they plan to take part in all forums and debates during the campaign.

Sundre property owners could owe more than $3.5 million once municipal tax bills are mailed later this spring. The total so far includes approximately $2.