Mark Scheifele’s return to the lineup was spoiled on Friday night when the Blues defeated the Jets 5–2. Scheifele, played a whopping 23:32 in the loss, including 1:36 on the penalty kill.

For folks who are looking to get out of the house, there are multiple winter events happening in the area throughout February.

Seine River Minor Ball is now open to early registration for both its softball and baseball squads.

Municipalities in Manitoba were given a short window last month to make a daunting decision regarding cannabis accessibility in their regions. In late November, the provincial government, through the Association of Manitoba Municipalities (AMM), issued a survey to all municipalities asking for a yes or no vote by December 22 regarding their willingness to allow cannabis retailers to set up shop in their communities.

The Town of Niverville is set to receive $7,526 from the Government of Manitoba for a design project in Hespeler Park.

Eight months after a bridge was destroyed by fire along Highway 311 near New Bothwell, Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure (MTI) says that construction is about to get underway.

On January 19, Hanover School Division announced the start of the tender process for the new high school set to be built in Niverville. The new 66,700-square-foot campus will serve 450 students from Grades 9 to 12, with the ability to expand its capacity for up to 550 students.

Ritchot’s council has approved a pay raise for its mayor and councillors

Cold weather doesn’t mean there’s nothing to do and no reason to leave the house. From January 19–21, the St. Adolphe Winter Carnival will provide lots of activities for all ages.

The RM of Ritchot’s Recreation Department is encouraging people to get outdoors and get active, even in the colder months.