Fifteen-year-old Hailey Sigurdson fulfilled a long-time dream in July, a dream realized thanks to the help of The Dream Factory, her NCI peers, and the community at large. In mid-July, Sigurdson and her family indulged in the sights, sounds, and experiences of Prince Edward Island.

Niverville and surrounding area will soon be able to cut out one extra trip to the city. Construction on the Great Canadian Dollar Store will begin early this summer and provide the region’s thrifty shoppers with over 6,500 square feet of great deals.

On Monday, July 9, a demolition crew made short work of the commercial rental property sandwiched between Country Snacks and Gan’s Kitchen in Niverville. The demolition of 166 Main Street will make way shortly for a significant expansion to Country Snacks.

The Town of Niverville’s water services are back to normal on Monday, July 23 after residents were asked to conserve water over the past few days.

On Wednesday, July 18, the Town of Niverville issued a request for residents of town to restrict their water usage—notably, to avoid watering their lawns. This follows a long lawn-watering ban in the spring, not to mention frequent similar requests from town council in previous years. The problem seemed to have been solved for good when the Town of Niverville hooked up to a new water source at the beginning of June.

According to Niverville’s town council, the community’s water problems are finally a thing of the past.