New this year at the Niverville Arena is free public skating and Sticks & Pucks. Public skating is proudly sponsored by Maple Leaf, Chicken Chef, Southern Comfort Mechanical, Von Ast Construction, Artel Farms, and The Great GORP Project.

Local race care driver David Richert took two Winnipeg Jets and an Olympian gold medalist for the ride of their lives on September 10 at the Gimli Motorsports Park. Jets centre Mark Scheifele, goalie Michael Hutchinson, and freestyle skier Dara Howell hit speeds upward of 170 kilometres per hour.

This fall, the Town of Niverville has set aside funds to give the Niverville Curling Club some much-needed renovations to its aging facility.

Rebecka is a student at Niverville Collegiate and a full-time competitive dance student at Prairie Soul Dance Company. Rebecka takes 10 classes a week in classical ballet, modern ballet, pointe, contemporary, jazz, and conditioning. Rebecca also teaches ballet and jazz in the studio's recreational program.

Niverville’s Elite Dance Academy has undergone an exciting transformation over the summer months. New and returning dancers are pirouetting, flapping, and jazz-walking their way into a new 4,000-square-foot dance school. In addition to the change in venue, owners and artistic directors Danielle Auld and Melanie Ducharme, have renamed their school the Prairie Soul Dance Company. They are proud to be a family owned and operated business, grounded by their prairie roots.

The high school soccer season began with practices in the hot and sultry days of late August. Over 30 girls from Grades 9 to 12 tried out for this year’s team, showing great interest.