Congratulations! You’ve just gotten engaged and your mind is a whirlwind of ideas. You head straight to your Pinterest page and create the board you’ve been impatiently dreaming of for months, entitled “Our Wedding.” Just typing the words makes you giddy with excitement as you start scrolling through the sea of wedding eye candy. But before you go all pin-crazy, here’s some advice for keeping your wedding finances in check.

The Big City All Star Band will again take the stage at this year’s Niverville Olde Tyme Country Fair. The band will anchor the mainstage on the fair’s opening night, Friday, June 10.

A group of Niverville dancers has received top honours at this year’s Southeastern Manitoba Festival in Steinbach.

Niverville’s Colleen Dyck, maker of GORP clean energy bars, has received a prestigious national award, Mompreneur of the Year. The award, created by Maria Locker, founder and CEO of Mompreneur Showcase Group, recognizes the achievements of the estimated 17,000 women and mothers across Canada who run their own businesses. Of these, 124 women were nominated this year.

June 7, 2007. It was an evening I will never forget. On my return to Niverville after showing numerous houses in St. Pierre, an ambulance sped by me and then quickly turned down Provincial Road 305 in a westerly direction.

In mid-January, council made public their hope to bring town water to Niverville, eventually connecting all businesses and homes to the existing water treatment plant. In an effort to promote business growth, council decided to start with the businesses and residents on Main Street up to Sixth Avenue, including a portion of Fifth Avenue South.