Sundre News

Anyone travelling in Alberta or going to recreational areas, visiting cabins or remote areas were being encouraged over the weekend to check for a missing B.C. boy and a man police suspect was involved in his disappearance.

The annual ArtWalk has concluded its fifth consecutive year in five area towns as of Sept. 6, and organizers from Wellspring Visual ArtNetwork Association say they are pleased with the summer's turnout of interest.

Arena report expected soon Town councillors can expect to see a report being prepared by administration into the options available for the town when it comes to a new arena, said Leuzinger.

The new principal and vice-principal of Sundre High School say they want to showcase student and teacher excellence during the 2011 - 2012 school year.

Accused in dog attack pleads not guilty By Dan Singleton Round Up The woman charged after two Akita dogs attacked a man and a woman on a Didsbury-area acreage in July will go to trial in November.

Sundre town council has deferred a scheduled vote on a motion calling for the municipality to stop maintaining an unregistered road on school property that runs along the south side of Snake Hill and just west of the high school.

Health providers support cancer fight Physicians, nurses and other staff raised almost $1,100 towards the Pinkest Little Town breast cancer fundraiser last week. Dr.

The province's new distracted driving law, which comes into effect on September 1, will be enforced right away in the Sundre RCMP detachment area, says Sgt. Percy Leipnitz.

Fourteen-year-old Carly Carrier isn't spending the last days of her summer holidays taking it easy. Instead she's taking part in a sometimes gruelling 500-kilometre horseback journey all for the benefit of others.

Sundre motorists are being reminded that school zones will be in effect starting on September 1, with fines for speeders starting at $57 and rising steeply with increased speeds.