This year’s St. Adolphe Parish Fall Supper is taking place Sunday, October 14 at Pioneer Hall in St. Adolphe. A great dinner is lined up including turkey with all the trimmings, meatballs and gravy, vegetables, mashed potatoes, a selection of salads and coleslaws, beverages, and a variety of desserts.

Ruby Wiens has sat on the Hanover School Division’s board of trustees for 12 years, having served three full terms representing Ward 1, which includes her hometown of Niverville as well as Kleefeld, New Bothwell, and the Crystal Springs Hutterite colony.

Dreary skies, rain, and cool temperatures weren’t enough to discourage the Imagine Mental Health Matters team, or the many people who crowded into the Niverville Bigway parking lot for a day of fun and fundraising at Imagine’s annual One Big Day on September 8. The occasion provided a unique way for families and individuals to donate time and money to help raise awareness about mental health issues.

Many council seats in the RM of Ritchot and the Town of Niverville are going uncontested this year, with the entirety of Niverville’s council and three of five members of Ritchot’s council, including the mayor, getting elected by acclamation.

Fire Safety Week is coming up soon, October 7–13, and Niverville’s fire chief, Keith Bueckert, has an important message to convey.

Just over a decade ago, Marc Bergen invited a bunch of friends over for a barbeque. Many of the guys were involved in the Niverville Fire Department, including the chief, Keith Bueckert.