Sundre News

Since the Sundre Community Van launched its Thursday shuttle service in July of 2013, it has become quite popular. Every Thursday there is a volunteer hostess on board from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

A Good Samaritan returned $200 to a young man in Sundre on Aug. 21, after he posted on the Sundre and Area Buy and Sell Facebook page that he had lost the money earlier that day.

A former work experience student at the Sundre Municipal Library has left her mark by creating an art piece for the entrance to the children's room.

About 70 people competed in skateboard, scooter and BMX competitions held at the Sundre Skate Park on Saturday.

The 2014-15 school year at both Sundre High School (SHS) and River Valley School (RVS) begins next week. Back to school means shopping for new outfits, backpacks, lunch boxes and a variety of school supplies – which can add up fast.

Sundre resident Joyce Courtoreille enjoys crafting rugs out of plastic bags and old cloth materials in her spare time.

At least four Sundre residents reported thefts of items from their vehicles in town last week. Sundre RCMP officers believe two youths between the ages of 14 and 17 have been stealing from vehicles at night. Sometime during the night of Aug.

Sundre teens are being offered free yoga classes this fall as long as they do something good for someone else in the community.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) documents have revealed that the Sundre Hospital & Care Centre is one of many hospitals across the province that is not fully equipped with fire-suppression sprinklers.

Although it's a seller's market in surrounding cities, realtors in Sundre say the market is balancing.