Sundre News

Council recently voted down administration's recommended purchase of a used ice resurfacing machine for the Sundre Arena.

Local and visiting slingshot enthusiasts recently had a unique opportunity to go more than double the speed limit on a Sundre street without having to worry about being pulled over by the police.

A Sundre-area male charged with assault following a road rage incident that led to a physical altercation in an Olds parking lot is seeking alternative measures.

Barring a full-blown fire restriction on campfires and off-highway vehicles in the backcountry, the Sundre Fire Rescue Society's 25th annual ATV Poker Run is ready to proceed as scheduled.

Construction crews are expected to start working on the Centre Street North project no later than mid-month, the Town of Sundre's operations manager said last week.

Model T speedsters are returning to race in the 13th annual Bulls and Wagons after last year's first appearance.

Fostering in youth a curiosity to keep learning about the natural world and being responsible stewards of the land as well as helping to solidify a foundation in science and art are primary goals at Aspen Ranch Canada.

Despite ongoing delays to deploy the Main Avenue pilot project that will feature mini-roundabouts, planners remain hopeful everything will be in place before winter.

Eric Jackson, left, a Calgary resident who owns a recreational property at Tall Timber, and Dave Gerber, who lives southwest of Sundre, cook up some steaks at the Sundre Legion last Thursday evening. "It's too hot to be cooking at home!" Gerber told the Round Up. The legion hosts a supper every second and fourth Thursday of the month that lets people cook their own steak to their level of satisfaction. The last barbecue of the season is on Sept. 28.