Sundre News

Eugene Wolfe, from Bergen, leaps up for a reverse layup on Friday, Aug. 26 during the last day of a week-long basketball camp held at the Sundre Community Centre. Three Olds College Broncos athletes ran the weeklong basketball camp with Pat Havard, a coach with years of experience who is starting his first year at the college. Visit oldscollege.ca/athletics/Broncos for more information on the campus's sports programs.

So many Sundre residents demonstrate every year their commitment to honour Canada's past- and present-day soldiers and veterans that the local Legion Hall finds itself overwhelmed beyond seating capacity on Remembrance Day.

The service cost for recreational vehicle sanitation dumps at the Greenwood Campground has doubled, but Sundre residents will be exempt from the charge. Council agreed to increase the fee during its Aug.

Do, or do not — there is no try. These words might have been made famous by the fictional Star Wars character Jedi Master Yoda, but they nevertheless ring with an element of truth that any martial artist like Terri Miller can no doubt relate to.

The principals of both Sundre High School and River Valley School have expressed optimism for the coming academic year.

The Sundre RCMP detachment received 171 calls for service from Aug. 12 to Sept.

The Town of Sundre's community services department is poised to settle into a more suitable office that will facilitate its operations. Council approved during its Aug.

The newly expanded presence of the Central Alberta Pregnancy Care Centre into Sundre will offer a variety of confidential support programs for a range issues that include but are certainly not limited to unplanned parenthood.

Although council was largely not in favour of forgiving taxes on the life lease units at the new Mountain View Seniors' Housing facility, officials discussed alternative solutions to support the modern campus of care.

Students throughout Chinook's Edge School Division returned to class on Thursday, Sept. 1. Georgia, who started Grade 3, and her brother Liam, who started Grade 5, are pictured that morning coming into River Valley School with their mom Natalie Winters, in the background, as well as their sister Sadie, who started Grade 1. Motorists are reminded that the 30 kilometre per hour school zone is back in effect during school days.