Niverville Elementary School is getting into the Christmas spirit with their holiday production of A Bear-y Merry Holiday. The play will run on December 18–19 at 7:00 p.m. at the Niverville Community Fellowship church.

Students from Grades Seven and Eight at Niverville Collegiate are preparing for their debut of their Christmas program, a musical version of the classic Cinderella fairy tale.

Niverville resident Dr. Joshua Coutts has published his first book, The Divine Name in the Gospel of John.

If the best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear, then Niverville’s Last Call delivered at their upcoming Holiday Dance Party. The cover band teamed up with Whitetail Meadow for an evening of live music, flowing beverages, and a hearty helping of holiday cheer on Saturday, November 24. Last Call started the music-making around 7:00 p.m. and carried on until around midnight.

A Niverville artist has recently had a new piece installed in the village centre plaza of Sage Creek. Darren Sakwi’s sculpture, “Sky Spirit,” was installed on October 15 in the plaza off Highway 59 in southern Winnipeg.

A polar bear tiptoes across the polished surface of a frozen northern lake, two cubs trailing behind her on this bright but frigid day, the cold winter wind bending the bare, skittering branches in the forest behind them.