The first part of this series, published in February, took us into the history of the Heritage Centre (HC) campus’ history, to demystify the confusion about its early development. Part Two, in March, focused on its current benefit to the community, offering a look inside the seniors living and medical components and identifying some of the people who have made it happen.

After several years of development, the commercial land along Highway 311, in front of Old Drovers Run golf course, is about to get its first businesses. Construction is set to begin on a new Shell gas bar and Tim Hortons restaurant.

The 2016 Niverville Olde Tyme Country Fair was one of the best ones yet—in fact, that may be an understatement. The staples that have worked in the past—like stage placement, the motocross bikers, and Wonder Shows—are still a hit, and the new acts this year drew a big crowd. As well, this year’s innovation of alcohol sales in the concert area went off without a hitch.

If you’re looking for a round of fun, fast-paced golf this summer, the Maplewood Golf Club (MGC) is one to experience. MGC, formerly the Rat River Golf Course, is located close to home on Highway 59 just north of St. Pierre-Jolys.

With the buzzing of Manitoba’s official bird (a.k.a. the mosquito), the smell of overcooked wieners, freshly sheared grass, and freshly fertilized fields just around the corner, summer fever is setting in. For many, a getaway is long overdue. Our province may not have many physical ups and downs, but it certainly has its treasures. Here are three day trip destination which anyone can afford to explore.

It’s the stuff a Call of Duty video game is made of, but it’s real life, giving you an adrenaline rush like no video game can. Splatters Paintball is not your ordinary paintball field. 20 acres of gaming area is strategically scattered with a variety of impressive, life-size props including cars, buses, out-buildings, a 48-foot retired rescue helicopter, and a massive multi-story castle and fortress.