Niverville’s Fire and Emergency Services Department is once again offering to install free smoke alarms. The offer is earmarked for those who live in older homes with battery-only alarms, as opposed to newer builds which come with hard-wired alarm systems.

Over the last two summers, Niverville teenager B’Elanna Piasta’s Frozen Yummies trailer has become a regular sight around town. No doubt many have wondered how this young woman got her start selling ice cream from the back of a DIY bike trailer.

Five Niverville seniors made a special appearance at the Niverville fire hall on August 13 to thank local fire and emergency service volunteers for their commitment to the community. On behalf of the seniors’ lunch program, coordinator Susan Bergmann presented a cheque for $7,100 to assist the fire team in the purchase of a new self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA).

For the past three years, Fred and Susan Bergmann of Niverville have passionately poured themselves into coordinating the seniors’ lunch program held at the Golden Friendship Centre every Tuesday.

As the Manitoba Youth Job Centre in Niverville enters its fourth month of the summer, activities are gradually winding down.

It’s a big year for the Town of Niverville, commemorating fifty years since its incorporation as an independent community. To celebrate, the town is throwing a party—and they want you there.