Preparations are underway for a big, fun-filled kickoff of the Niverville Nighthawks’ third season in the MJHL. The party will get started at 8:00 p.m. on Friday, September 13 at the outdoor rink at the Niverville Centennial Arena and continue until 1:00 a.m.

When Manitobans think of their province on a global scale, the first thing to come to mind may not be its people’s expansive worldview—but for Bukola Opedayo Okubule, who goes by Dayo, and her husband Yemi, that is exactly what attracted them to this place.

Many local athletes had the distinction of competing this past month in the 2024 Manitoba Games in Dauphin, and a few brought home gold medals.

At around 9:50 a.m. on Wednesday, August 28, RCMP and Niverville Fire and EMS responded to the scene of a vehicular accident at Negash Coffee, located along Drovers Run in Niverville.

Following a formal complaint made to the Minister of Education Nello Altomare last spring, the province has appointed an adviser to the Hanover School Division (HSD) board of trustees.

Hanover School Division’s (HSD) assistant superintendent Colin Campbell will be leaving the division before the year is through. As of December 9, Campbell will take on the role of superintendent/CEO of the Seine River School Division (SRSD).

Businesses at 226 Main Street in Niverville are excited for an extensive renovation coming to their building that will feature a fresh exterior look with improved accessibility at entrances, as well as expanded parking.

Upcoming renovations to 226 Main Street in Niverville will open the door to a significant business expansion. The Niverville Community General Store, owned by Chuck and Amy Allen, are getting ready to move in.

Golf Canada is holding its first ever 100 Hole Hike at Old Drovers Run in Niverville on Tuesday, September 17. The Hike is a fundraising event for their Youth on Course Initiative, which aims to make golf more accessible to young people by offering greens fees of $5 or less.

For the past seven years, a prime piece of real estate in St. Adolphe—namely, 420 Main Street, formerly the site of a nursing home—has remained untouched. It hasn’t been for a lack of trying.