Members of Niverville Communities in Bloom and a few crafty local residents have been hard at work in recent months to create a visual effect for Remembrance Day, lest we forget.

As of November 1, approximately 300 educational assistants (EAs) in the Hanover School Division (HSD) are officially on strike after months of back-and-forth negotiations which have been ineffective in producing a deal.

Travis and Danielle Wiebe of 88 Carats Company are asking for help from the public after a theft occurred at their place of business on April 15.

A pair of Niverville siblings, Colleen Dyck and Daniel Fewster, have been making some political headway in terms of enacting a new healthcare policy called Debbie’s Law.

The drama team at Niverville High School are nearly ready to raise the curtain on this year’s musical production of Matilda by Roald Dahl. Three performances will take place at the school on April 30, May 1, and May 2 under the guidance of Janelle Malech, the school’s drama instructor.

Raiden LeGall, former star goaltender of the Niverville Nighthawks, has just wrapped up his first season in the Western Hockey League (WHL).

Just weeks following election day, Manitoba’s newest government went right to work, with one of its top priorities being a complete overhaul of the Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) board.

Qigong classes have begun at Niverville’s Community Resource and Recreation Centre (CRRC). Known as the Eight Pieces of Brocade qigong, the classes teach eight movements that are said to open and close the body, thus providing healing and building strength from the inside out.

In 1997, Murielle Bugera was hired as the economic development officer for the RM of De Salaberry and the village of St-Pierre-Jolys. One of the goals Bugera and her staff had was to connect the communities of St. Malo, St-Pierre-Jolys, and Otterburne with trails.

In their third season as a franchise, the Niverville Nighthawks put up their strongest showing by far. Despite losing once again in the first round of the playoffs, they were consistently able to push their opponents further and harder than in either of the previous two years.