Sundre News

The long-awaited reconstruction of the crumbling and pothole-scarred section of road along Centre Street North is expected to be underway by early July. The two-phase $2.

Despite hopes to have the Main Avenue trial mini roundabouts installed before the Sundre Pro Rodeo, which takes place June 23-25, the pilot project is now actually unlikely to be deployed before July.

The annual Sundre Pro Rodeo Parade is recognizing the commitment of big and small businesses that have over the years remained a vital part of Sundre's economic backbone through thick and thin.

Land use bylaw amended In order to complete the landscaping north of the Mountain View Seniors' Housing campus of care, which opened last summer, the Town of Sundre had to amend a land use bylaw to accommodate the work.

A Bergen-area resident recently organized a community meeting at the Sundre Legion to discuss concerns about TransCanada's proposed Sundre Crossover Pipeline. Lance Greer owns a property located smack in the middle of the proposed pipeline's path.

The weekly Sundre Farmers' Market got off to a good start this season.

Finding ways to fill the gaps left in the lives of senior residents who suffer from dementia and coming up with ways to keep them actively involved in daily life is all part of being an inclusive, age-friendly community that strives to ensure its eld

The finest rodeo talent coupled with top of the line livestock promises plenty of heart pounding action during the upcoming 38th annual Sundre Pro Rodeo.

Sundre's council recently discussed some options to mitigate ongoing misuse of the municipality's recycling centre.

Mountain View Seniors' Housing celebrated the first anniversary of the organization's campus of care that opened last year in Sundre, on Friday June 2. A barbecue was followed by some live entertainment. Here, residents, as well as visiting family and friends, applaud the final performance of The Pacemakers Band from Red Deer.