Cheyenne Summer Fest is an annual festival in the town of Ste. Agathe. Held on the third weekend of July, this festival has everything to keep families entertained. This year, the festival took place July 15–16 at Cartier Park, west of town across Highway 75.

The St. Adolphe Community Green Space Committee (SCGSC) has been hard at work creating a new community space at the St. Adolphe School.

Deklin Dieno drove, chipped, and swung his way to Old Drover's Run's junior links graduation this spring with coaches A-Bomb and Danny-boy.

Six soccer players from Niverville have qualified to compete for the U13 Eastman team at this year’s Power Smart Manitoba Summer Games, held in Steinbach. The soccer tournament will take place August 11–13.

Saturday, September 30 marked the third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Special events held in Niverville and Ritchot provided opportunities for hundreds of residents to learn about the past and the wrongs that have been committed. As a result, we can begin to build new bridges between cultures.

David Richert, race car driver and one of Niverville’s favourite sons, competed in a hectic three-race weekend in Monza, Italy, over the Canada Day weekend.

In Chevy we trust? That’s the question Winnipeg Jets fans should be asking themselves heading into this season. It’s been five years since the Jets returned home. Five years since Kevin Cheveldayoff left the Chicago Blackhawks—a Stanley Cup-winning team—to become General Manager of the Jets. Five years since the team starting rebuilding.

The town of Niverville held a grand opening for the Niverville Community Splash Pad on Tuesday, July 12, in Hespeler Park. The day, hotly anticipated, arrived with high winds and a thunderstorm in the forecast—though that didn’t keep away the crowd of 200.

Every August, when the sights and sounds of Folklorama hit the streets of Winnipeg, we’re reminded of how diverse and multicultural our communities really are. And Folklorama isn’t just a big deal for Manitobans. It’s billed as the largest and longest-running multicultural festival of its kind in the world.

The next time you’re looking for a creative and fun night out, you may want to try a painting class at Ark Ceramics. The shop hosts Paint Your Own Pottery Parties and is located on Main Street in Landmark.