Santa Claus is coming to town on December 2 for St. Adolphe’s pancake breakfast and Skate with Santa event. 

The Niverville Nighthawks got back in the win column on Friday night at the CRRC with a thrilling 6–5 victory over the Winnipeg Freeze—a contest that got pushed all the way to a shootout.

On November 11, 2024, the Niverville Remembrance Day service is heading back to the Heritage Centre for another event that won’t soon be forgotten.

On October 22, the provincial government announced it will be dedicated increased funding toward the rehabilitation project already underway on the Louis Riel Bridge in Ste. Agathe.

The RM of Ritchot has created a new term position and they’re looking for the right person to fill it.

On October 18, representatives from a variety of Manitoba organizations convened at Brandon University for a public launch and panel discussion on a new report entitled Connecting Communities: Strengthening Public Transportation Options in Rural Manitoba.

The Niverville Nighthawks won their second straight game on Saturday night at the CRRC with a big 4–1 win over the Neepawa Titans. With the win, the Nighthawks stay in fifth place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 8–7–0.

On Tuesday, October 29, the long-awaited Niverville location of Almond Nail Bar will open its doors at Unit 8A, 40 Drovers Run.

If the best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear, then Niverville’s Last Call delivered at their upcoming Holiday Dance Party. The cover band teamed up with Whitetail Meadow for an evening of live music, flowing beverages, and a hearty helping of holiday cheer on Saturday, November 24. Last Call started the music-making around 7:00 p.m. and carried on until around midnight.

The Niverville Heritage Centre (NHC) held its twelfth annual fundraising gala on Saturday, November 3. The three hundred guests in attendance at the upscale event were treated to a lavish three-course meal and the musings, storytelling, and music of Canadian celebrity Tom Jackson.