The Niverville Junior Clippers would like to bid farewell to Todd Anderson as he steps down after his fourth year as head coach. Todd won back-to-back Coach of the Year awards, guiding the team to consecutive top four finishes in his last two years.

The Niverville Junior Clippers hockey program is being recognized by Imagine Mental Health Matters for their contributions in raising awareness and sending the message across southeastern Manitoba to slash the negative stigma that is often attached to mental illness. The campaign has been largely successful, generating positive, open-minded discussions among players, staff, and the Hanover Tache Junior Hockey League (HTJHL) fanbase.

Over the summer, the Niverville Centennial Arena has undergone a bright makeover. The Town of Niverville Operations Department and summer staff spent a week painting the arena lobby and above and around the ice surface.

The seventh annual Recreation and Wellness Showcase will be held on Thursday, September 10 at the Niverville Heritage Centre, from 5:00–8:00 p.m. Come on down to register for programs, get information, speak to health professionals, and pick up a leisure guide.

This past spring, the Niverville Town Council approved a plan to build a community splash pad in Hespeler Park. After tendering out the project, companies were able to place bids. Numerous proposals were received in June.