At their June 4 meeting, the Hanover School Board (HSD) board of trustees voted unanimously to amend the divisional technology policy, banning the use of cell phones for students attending any of their elementary and middle schools.

In just a few months, Niverville will be home to an exciting new concept in youth and adult entertainment. Unleashed Rage Rooms Inc. is getting ready to smash it at 61 Main Street.

On June 4, the Hanover School Division (HSD) board of trustees revealed that superintendent Shelley Amos had completed and submitted the division’s capital plan to the province. The plan, she said, includes the request for an additional vocational school, like the Steinbach Regional Secondary School (SRSS).

If you’ve noticed the beautiful flowers on Main Street lately, you may want to thank Terry Martin for that. Over the past few years, he has been a valued adviser to Niverville’s town beautification team and constructed dozens of self-watering systems for the town.

It’s been more than a year since the announcement broke that a film studio was destined for Niverville. On Monday, June 10, that reality took a giant leap forward.

Randy Bechard, a resident of Otterburne, owns a home with his family of four on College Crescent, located on the Providence University College campus. Bechard has worked here for the past two years as the college’s maintenance technician.