Local golfing pair Bryan Trottier and Ray Dowse have won this year’s men’s league golf championship at Old Drovers Run in Niverville. The final took place on Saturday, September 15.

As fall deepens and winter creeps closer, our community arenas are opening their doors for public skating. The Ste. Agathe, St. Adolphe, and Île-des-Chênes arenas are already in operation, while Niverville’s is scheduled to open on Tuesday, October 9.

With municipal and school board elections coming up on October 24, voters are looking to a slate of candidates and judging them based on their ideas and platforms. This is the fourth and final article in an ongoing column by Clarence Braun, former mayor of Niverville, about the qualities of leadership we should look for in those who seek to lead us.

The Hanover School Division’s (HSD) meeting room was full to capacity on February 6 as stakeholders of all stripes came to participate in a public consultation regarding the 2024–25 divisional budget.

This year’s St. Adolphe Parish Fall Supper is taking place Sunday, October 14 at Pioneer Hall in St. Adolphe. A great dinner is lined up including turkey with all the trimmings, meatballs and gravy, vegetables, mashed potatoes, a selection of salads and coleslaws, beverages, and a variety of desserts.

Approximately 50 residents turned up for a town hall meeting hosted by the Niverville Chamber of Commerce (NCC) on the evening of Monday, October 1 at the Heritage Centre. While Niverville residents won’t be casting ballots this year for the mayor or councillor seats, with all members of council having been acclaimed, they were still provided the opportunity for an extensive question and answer period.

With the countdown to the regular season down to its final hours, all that Paul Maurice will have to do is put the finishing touches on his line-up before taking on the St. Louis Blues at the newly renamed Enterprise Center.

On Thursday, September 20, an accident occurred on the construction site of the new high school in Niverville. One of the workers, a man who was described as being in his 40s, was transported to the Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg after suffering a fall from an unspecified height.

Lindsey Kehler was fascinated by first aid books before she was old enough to read them. Now she’s an emergency medical responder and firefighter with the Niverville Fire Department, with plans to train as a paramedic.

Just over a decade ago, Marc Bergen invited a bunch of friends over for a barbeque. Many of the guys were involved in the Niverville Fire Department, including the chief, Keith Bueckert.