Pack up the kids, a picnic blanket, and a hearty appetite for the sixth annual Jour de Plaisir (Day of Fun) hosted by Ritchot Senior Services (RSS). On Saturday, June 15, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Ritchot residents are invited to join their neighbours for some old-fashioned good times at 457 Main Street, St. Adolphe.

The St. Adolphe Childcare Centre announced a major donation on Friday, June 7, with Tourond Creek pledging a total of $20,000 towards the community project. This donation includes a $15,000 contribution for the HUB space, and another $5,000 specifically for a climbing wall. The centre’s current fundraising goal is $110,000.

For weeks, students of Niverville Elementary have been watching with great interest as cranes, excavators, and construction crews descend upon Country Snacks, right across Main Street from their playground.

Residents of Niverville, in collaboration with the Canadian Mental Health Association Central (CHMAC), plan to take on the stigma attached to PTSD suffered by emergency first responders.

Every year since 1966, the Red River Exhibition Association has recognized one farming family in Manitoba for their success and commitment to prairie agriculture. This year, they’ve selected a family from Niverville.

The Hanover School Division (HSD) held a private press tour of the under-construction Niverville High School on May 30, providing an inside peek at the innovation and aesthetics that have gone into this multifaceted and state-of-the-art facility. Construction is on schedule for the school to open for the new school year starting in September.