Wednesday, June 26 will live on in the memories of graduates from Niverville High School (NHS) for decades to come. It’s the day that 72 twelfth-graders donned cap and gown to receive their long-awaited high school diploma.

On Tuesday, May 3, Niverville’s town council gave their unanimous approval to an application for a combined business and living quarters concept that will be new to the business park: the caretaker’s suite.

Niverville entrepreneur Rory Hiebert’s vision goes beyond reality. “Virtual” isn’t really the right word for his new venture, which he describes as a 3D art experience. Indeed, there is nothing virtual about it.

John Fayed and Matt Tkachyk are farmers at heart. They are small town boys with a passion for agriculture and cannabis.

As of Monday, May 2, a total of 130 evacuation notices had been issued to residents by the RM of Ritchot, and that number climbs daily as the river continues its steady rise. With the crest of the Red River expected to be about a week away, the municipality’s flood-fighting efforts have kicked into high gear.

This past month, the Niverville Nighthawks hired a homegrown player development coach to join their growing staff. On April 20, the club announced that Kayden Jarvis of Winnipeg has come aboard.

Residents of Grande Pointe in the RM of Ritchot celebrated the grand opening of their new community centre on Sunday, April 24.

At the beginning of 2021, the provincial government introduced a controversial education overhaul in the form of Bill 64. It would have removed English-speaking school boards in favour of one central authority.

For the second year in a row, the Hanover School Division will be working with a smaller budget and fewer teachers.

K.R. Byggdin may not technically be Mennonite, but you’d never know after reading their book, Wonder World.