Sundre News

A deer fearlessly leaps over a barbed wire fence earlier this month south of Bergen.

The band Iconix performs during the first Sundre Legion steak supper of the season towards the end of May.

Sundre residents won't have to go very far to celebrate the 149th anniversary of Canada's Confederation.

A fraction of Sundre's total eligible voters cast a ballot in the 2016 byelection. Running to fill the vacancy left by former Coun. Jodi Orr were Nolan Blatchford and Tamara Smith.

A group of Grade 4 students from River Valley School spent some time during the morning of June 9 planting flowers in Main Avenue's planters. Pictured here from left are parent volunteer Alison Butler, Jaxon Sommerfeld and Colin Newsham.

Among the changes to Sundre council's procedures bylaw is additional time for members of the public to address officials.

The Town of Sundre requires more detailed pre-design concepts on capital projects to create more accurate budgets in the coming years, an administrator recently told council.

The Sundre post office could experience a disruption in its mail service after July 2 if labour negotiations fall through, potentially resulting in either a strike or lockout.

The Sundre rodeo royalty's annual fashion show, held recently at the Sundre Arts Centre, was a huge success with more people attending than the average year, said an organizer. "It was wonderful to see so many new faces and ones that never miss it come and support and cheer on the girls," said Arleta Thiessen.