For families looking to fill the gap this upcoming spring break, which falls from March 31 to April 4, local parents need look no further than Niverville Recreation’s spring break camps, coming soon to the CRRC.

On February 11, Steinbach Christian School (SCS) principal Thor Barkman invited parents to join him at Word of Life Mission Church for an informational evening to consider the next steps in bringing a Christian school to Niverville.

If you’ve always wanted to play bingo but have no idea how, there is hope. The Niverville Gold Rush Bingo committee has you covered.

The Niverville Nighthawks kicked off their big road trip this weekend with an important 7–2 rout over the Swan Valley Stampeders on Friday night. The Nighthawks still occupy fourth place in the MJHL’s East Division with a record of 28–13–3.

The Niverville Nighthawks are on a seven-game winning streak. The team continued their current road trip with a 3–1 win over the Northern Manitoba Blizzard on Saturday night.

As we barrel towards the end of another year, The Citizen is presenting a series of articles looking back at the year that was, including its ups and down. These are the big stories that have impacted our corner of southeastern Manitoba.

The Niverville Nighthawks' winning streak has come to an end. The team finished their long weekend road trip of western and northern Manitoba with a 4-3 loss to the Dauphin Kings on Sunday night.

Over the next few days, The Citizen will be presenting a series of articles which take a look back at 2023, including its ups and its downs, and gauges the most important stories to impact our corner of southeastern Manitoba.

Since mid-December, Niverville-based artist Daniel Dueck has been presenting an exhibit of 70 new paintings at The Public Brewhouse in Steinbach. Entitled “New York to Niverville—New Works,” the work explores rhythm, pattern, and sequence in an abstract collection that is bold, colourful, and graphically whimsical.

Between Ritchot and Niverville, there remain many residents who derive their water from private wells. In Ritchot, this includes mostly rural properties since the majority of households in its four communities are tied into the municipal water treatment system.