In this fast-paced world of electronics, technology, and instant messaging, some of us have forgotten how to slow down and breathe. There are few better remedies than the solace of a beautifully orchestrated garden. They are places of serenity, joy, and fascination for the earth’s beauty.

Niverville residents will have a slight increase this year to their garbage collection services. 

Shannon Martin, MLA for Morris, has been on a mission this month to visit all the elementary schools in the Morris constituency as a guest reader. 

HUB International has announced that they are committed to opening a new, full-service insurance brokerage in Niverville later this year.

After more than a year of rumours and anticipation, a popular regional coffee shop is set to finally open a Niverville location.

After a long and successful career, Principal Judy Hiebert of Niverville Elementary School will retire in June at the end of the school year.

For many community residents, the unpleasant and often unwelcome property tax bill is like taking bad medicine. You gulp it down quickly and put the bottle out of sight, moving on to more palatable things. Unfortunately, the bad taste often lingers, rising to the surface when you compare your property tax total with the guy down the street or the community up the road. 

Niverville-based entrepreneur Colleen Dyck has been busily expanding the GORP Clean Energy brand for years, slowly but surely getting her locally sourced energy bars into hundreds of retailers across Canada. Now Dyck, energy bars in hand, is poised to hit the bigtime—in Los Angeles. At the Oscars.

Niverville Nighthawks star goaltender Raiden LeGall has recently committed to Bemidji State University, a prestigious NCAA Division I university.

Niverville’s town council recently reassessed their sewer and water policy, amending it to shift the financial burden of repairing and replacing connecting lines into the hands of property owners.