Little girls in Niverville were experiencing the art of rhythmic gymnastics earlier this year. The new program was designed for girls ages four to seven and focused on flexibility, grace, musical awareness, and creativity.

Niverville teen Isaiah Klassen, 14, recently competed in the T&T Western Canada Cup in Calgary, a gymnastics competition that took place over the May long weekend. This was Klassen’s fourth time competing at the event.

Now that summer is here and in full force, I’m happy to be outside as much as I can. I love cycling, whether it’s for a pleasure cruise on the town trails, biking to work, or heading to a sports game in Hespeler Park. You’ve probably seen me biking around.

Tristan Cousineau from Ste. Agathe and Max Dowse from Niverville are celebrating victory after their team, the Manitoba Xtreme, took first place at the Stars and Stripes AAA hockey tournament in Minneapolis on May 8.

The baseball season has finally arrived, and Mother Nature has been mostly nice—at least, we’ve been very lucky on Wednesday nights in the Rally Caps League!

Nolan likes to play hockey and all sorts of sports!